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@Abigail-III I have already created a peer to peer connection system that uses WebRTC/PeerJS and does not require any port forwarding. The players simply have to open a webpage in their browsers witho…

@blitzstar2006 The peer to peer network will only be used for the actual move sending. Everything else such as game storage, ratings/leaderboards, personal info will be handled by an ordinary server.

A server is still needed to 'handshake' the connection (in other words, initiate it) between the two browsers, however after the connection is established it is not needed at all. The browser that ini…

@GrandMastersofIndia that is correct. @sheckley666 It is not insecure at all. In fact, it is probably just as secure as Lichess. No sensitive data is being exposed, the only thing being sent over the …

@potatothing The game and moves will be processed by the two players' computers, not the server. I guess you could still send the moves to the server for anti-cheating purposes.

Due to the way Lichess is set up, there is only one server in France. This leads to players far from the server lagging in ultra and hyper. Lag slows down the pace of games and makes it less fun for b…