Meaningful public changes
This record highlights changes a visitor can see or rely on. It leaves out behind-the-scenes maintenance that does not change the experience.
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Contact and Feedback are available. The owner previously confirmed receiving a test message from each form. Corrected the Privacy page's older wording that described message delivery and submission limits as still awaiting setup.
A successful submission means Brevo accepted that message; it does not guarantee inbox arrival or a reply. The earlier entries below describe the service status at those dates.
The owner authorized all twelve current public pages to appear in search results through the site's existing public-visibility setting. The normal safety setting stays off outside the live site.
This timing decision did not establish service readiness. Analytics, Contact and Feedback delivery, bot checks, and limits on repeated submissions were recorded as pending at that checkpoint; the forms reported when nothing was sent.
Added the About, Contact, Feedback, Editorial Policy, Methodology, Changelog, Privacy and Disclaimer pages. Added a regional choice for optional analytics and separate Contact and Feedback forms intended to use Turnstile for bot protection and Brevo for message delivery.
These pages and forms went live while Contact and Feedback delivery still depended on Brevo, Turnstile and Vercel protections awaiting setup. At that stage, public indexing remained off.
Refined the visible distinction between an active game leader and a finished-game result without changing scoring, ranking, correction or persistence behavior. High-score and low-score direction, exact ties and co-winners remain explicit.
Improved the project context around the active stitch, row or round and repeat position. Existing controls, immediate reopen behavior, JSON backup and CSV history remained the same.
Clarified the Clean and Retry attempt stream, current target, best streak and completion state for the Music Practice Repetition Counter. The tool continues to rely on the person practising for every attempt judgment and intentionally offers no import or export control.
Added a separate browser-local practice session with a consecutive-clean target, ordered attempt history, retry resets, undo and explicit new-practice boundary. It keeps its saved work separate from the other tools.
Added a shared scorecard for two to eight players or teams, complete signed-score rounds, corrections, high- or low-score rankings, exact ties, game finish and reopen, JSON backup and a CSV scorecard.
Added a craft project workflow for stitch position, rows or rounds, repeat tracking, targets, project history, immediate reopen, JSON backup and CSV history. It remains separate from the general counter workspace.
Established the main multiple-counter workspace with names, steps, goals, colour labels, recent history, undo, sessions, browser-local saving and portable JSON and CSV controls.