In response to your comments about our new typing interface, we have added the option of reverting back to the old typing interface, at your discretion. If you feel that the new typing interface is too distracting for you, feel free to click on the “change display format” link in the bottom right corner of the text. The following screenshots illustrate the 3 different options that you may select:
1. New-style (default): our new typing interface
2. Old-style 1: this used to be the default interface for many years, until now
3. Old-style 2: this is the original interface we used when TypeRacer launched
The option you chose will be saved in a cookie, which will be retained as long as you keep using the same web browser.
P.S. Don’t worry, the new typing replay feature will still be available regardless of how you prefer to see the text!
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Old one is better than newer !
Thanks for allowing retrograde.
Cool, I like the options!
Awesome, thanks!
Thank you for the option!
In a reply to a comment in the previous blog, typeracer stated that the accuracy algorithm has been changed? I wonder if you could elaborate a little bit on this — specifically, what would have been considered an error before that isn’t being so considered now by the new accuracy algorithm? (Or vice-versa?)
P.S. The statistic bars showing the speed at a given word is pretty slick 🙂
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Glad you’re enjoying it!
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