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Don't add moves to move history, increment the move count, etc., when user input results in invalid no-op moves:

• Attempting to clear or flag an already-cleared tile
• Clicking outside of the board

Render the same way as hint tiles

Invoke the native share prompt

https://itch.io/docs/creators/html5

Prepare

• Detect version, isProduction, etc.
• Script to package into a zip file
• Relative paths instead of absolute paths everywhere

Test on Itch before publishing

• Local storage: does this persist between sessions?
• Is a CDN ok? Pako, js-yaml.

“Clicked a mine on first move: shuffling” is looping forever

https://github.com/mmertsock/eskergames/blob/main/.github/workflows/deploy-main.yml - pin the action mentioned in uses using a SHA hash or whatever, to ensure integrity of external dependency

• In the self-hosted version — if (!Game.isItch) — have a Leave a Tip button that links to itch
• Mention itch on the esker-apps site

Missing thousands separator in a few places:

• Status bar
• You Lost dialog
• Refresh memory on Game.integerFormatObject vs Number.uiInteger

a.tool.new:before CSS rules. Causes the whole UI to shift by a pixel or two in Safari.

[Warning] Canvas area exceeds the maximum limit (width x height > 16,777,216). (g.js, line 348)

Currently a 40 x 52 game = 3600 x 4680 canvas raw pixel size = 16,848,000. 1200 x 1560 CSS size.

16,777,216 means 2^24 canvas pixels allowed. Max game board size is 4096 tiles, so that's 4096 canvas pixels per tile allowed, or 64x64 raw pixels. But currently it's 90x90 = 8100 pixels/tile in touch mode on a 3x display.

Options to fix this:

• Max 2x DPI factor instead of 3x
• Reduce tile size for touch mode, at least for larger boards, to 20 CSS px width instead of 30
• Some sort of optimization to lazy-load canvas as you pan around?
• Or can you get around this by requesting a rendering context for only a subset of a canvas or something?

https://github.com/jhildenbiddle/canvas-size#test-results shows 4096x4096 total size is indeed the limit on iOS Safari, and no other browser has a similar or smaller limit.