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Note to the site author: Using Chrome's translate tool seems to break your UI. Upon first visit, I was prompted to translate from Portuguese to English and accepted. Subsequent visits required I click the "Translate this page" button on the right side of the URL bar. (Edit: Chrome 1490.7827.201 on Windows 10).

When translated, clicking the Solver drop-down (default 3x3x3) displays:

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Does it effectively achieve God's Algorithm (minimum theoretically possible sequence of moves to solve each position)?
HN hitting new lows when slop like this makes it on my feed. This is neither original nor inspiring. Props on the umpteenth Rubik’s cube solver, I guess.
- instead of giving a solver, solve the harder problem

- make a tool that teaches me how to visualize a rubiks cube so that i can solve it myself

- make it something like this https://visualrambling.space/neural-network/

I will add it to my backlog, thank you very much.
that's a completely different project
I think that "Randomise" button could be helpful. Or may be i haven't found it
do you want a scrambler?
yep
the scrambler is on timer page, there is given to the user a scrambler and a timer to practice. If you want to scrambler the solve page cube, go to the timer page, copy the scrambler (icon copy click) go back to solver page and paste the scramble alg, this way you will able to see the scrambled cube and see the "most likely best solution". please, let me know any feedback you have and thank you.