Color Coded Annotations

When I looked at my study today, I found a new feature that you implemented. Inaccuracies, mistakes, and blunders are now color coded, with icons appearing in the square as well! This is a small, yet amazing feature that really helps the aesthetics of analyzing moves! If possible, it would be great if you guys could extend this feature to include interesting moves (!?), good moves (!), and brilliant moves (!!) Much appreciated. Now analysis will be 10x more insightful (not really, but great feature nonetheless)!

I agree, I think the "only move" (□) would be interesting for studies. That would be easier to learn.

I'm curious, @Benji3359 how do you self-annotate the "only move"? Do you do it when there's only 1 legal move, or when there's only 1 move that doesn't blunder horribly?

It is great they're adding new features, I just wish I could turn it off.

#4 The colour coding for the moves are highlighted after a computer analysis is requested, but move annotations can be turned off. Click the three lines symbol at the bottom right of the analysis board and disable move annotations, so the ?, ?? so the symbols don't show on the board.

@DylanYuIM I annotate with "only move" when only one move doesn't blunder. A key defensive resource for exemple.

Yes, that would be great! I suggest the following colour scheme:
- ?? blunder - red
- ? error - orange
- ?! dubious - yellow
- !? interesting - blue
- ! good - green
- !! brilliant - dark green
- only move / with the idea - purple
- Development / Initiative / Attack / Counterplay - pink