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How can I change my home page?
How can I change my home page?
Updated over a week ago
  • Hover over the icon in the upper right corner of your home screen and select 'Home Settings:'

  • In the Home Settings menu, you'll see a variety of options that can be displayed on your home page:

  • The layout in this menu matches the layout of your actual home page, allowing you to fully customize your view:

    • To remove a feature from your home page, simply uncheck its box. For example, if you don't want to see your notes, uncheck the box next to 'Notes,' and it will no longer appear on your home page.

    • You can change the position of any feature by clicking the up or down arrows next to it. If you want your game archive at the top, click the up arrow until it moves to the desired spot.

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Popular Features

These are the four most popular features: Start a game, puzzles, vs. Computer, and game review. Toggle it off if you prefer not to see them on your homescreen:

Quick Links

This is a customizable set of four buttons that you can set to link to any Chess.com page or feature you use frequently.

  • Clicking on the icon will give you the option to add more than four quick links to your homescreen.

  • If you want your Quick links to appear at the very top of your homescreen, you will have to toggle 'Popular Features' off from your home screen settings menu.

Coach Nudges

If enabled the coach will occasionally recommend features and guide you through Chess.com:

Daily

Clicking the icon will allow you to select the number of daily games you'd like to display on your home screen: four, eight, 12, or 24.

You can also enable the option to view a recommended daily game with someone from your friends list.

Archive

Click the icon to choose how many games from your archive you want to see on your homescreen: five, 10, or 20.

  • Once you've got everything added, removed, and arranged to where you want it, scroll down and click 'Save' to apply the changes!

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