What is Timeseal?
Go back up Timeseal is a program that is intended to improve chess over the Internet. Latent networks often lead to players losing valuable seconds (even minutes!) on their clock, but Timeseal resolves this problem. It calculates the time it takes to transmit a move from your computer to the PlayZone, and subtracts this time from your available thinking time. So summing up: without Timeseal, thinking time includes the transmission time, whereas with Timeseal this time is subtracted. At present, this option is only available with Windows. It sometimes happens that your navigator or Anti-virus sets off a security alert. Ignore it and authorize access. If you use Windows Vista and Internet Explorer 7 you should add the following http://www.echecs.com to your trusted sites. Tools ► Internet Options ► Security ► Trusted sites Click on Sites\’ and then in the box Add this site to the zone\’ type in http://www.chessanytime.com\’ in the box. Then disable ask for a secure server\’. Confirm then
