Thank you for your response... Looking forward to the updated version.
It would also be good to show who the player is. V1 showed something like "[You] played WORD (23)" or "[Opponent] played WORD (23)" so you know who missed the big-scoring word!

@lexulous THANK YOU for updating the analysis to show the player and word score, etc. And the < and > (and their doubles) is very nice!

@lexulous THANK YOU for updating the analysis to show the player and word score, etc. And the < and > (and their doubles) is very nice!

Thank you for your response... Looking forward to the updated version.
It would also be good to show who the player is. V1 showed something like "[You] played WORD (23)" or "[Opponent] played WORD (23)" so you know who missed the big-scoring word!

When clicking on the upper left to show the moves in the game, the default seems to be showing the moves for four players, even there are only two players in the game. Is there a setting somewhere to show only the two players' moves? (If so, I haven't been able to find one....) Seems to me that four players is a curious default. Or maybe the code can determine the number of players and then set the correct number of columns.....

Playing email version, Firefox browser, Windows 10 Home, desktop.

In v1, there was a button to refresh the board--useful, for example, if waiting for the other player to move and had any notification turned off (if there was one...). Very occasionally the board would refresh by itself, or one could use the browser refresh tool to update the whole page.
I don't see how to refresh on demand in v2 (except via the browser tool), although I again see the occasional automatic (?) refresh.
Is the way this works a feature? or a bug? or am I missing something?

Playing on desktop, Firefox browser, Windows 10 Home. E-mail version, with emails turned off.

In the old version, when analyzing a game, it showed you the score of the word you played. That makes it easy to see if you got the best word. In V2, I don't see how to see that score. Clicking "Show Original Move" shows the word you played, but (as far as I can tell) not the score for that word. So you have to look through the list of possible plays to find the word you played....hopefully it will be near the top!