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 Online tool that opens chess PGN files and allows the user to practice the moves.  This tool is to help with drilling, ***as efficiently as possible***, a set group of puzzles/games in an appropriately configured PGN file. Once the set is complete, the player sees how many errors they made as well as how long the set took to complete.
 
 The original design goal was to help with implementing a learning approach where a player repeatedly completes the same series of puzzles, striving to reduce both errors and time needed with each round.
-The idea for this came from a recommendation by Dan Heisman (https://www.danheisman.com/recommended-books.html) on how to practice tactics puzzles.  In the article, Dan strongly recommends the idea of "repeatedly going through the book faster and faster until you can get 85%+ within 10-15 seconds". You can read about my own results following this approach using this tool [here](https://www.chess.com/forum/view/for-beginners/applying-dan-heismans-guide-to-using-chess-tactics-for-students).
+The idea for this came from a recommendation by Dan Heisman (https://www.danheisman.com/recommended-books.html) on how to practice tactics puzzles.  In the article, Dan strongly recommends the idea of "repeatedly going through the book faster and faster until you can get 85%+ within 10-15 seconds". 
 
 Since then, the tool has grown and can now be used to:
 * Practice puzzles