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JSMinesweeper

A free minesweeper game — play it in your browser, no install. Minesweeper player, solver and analyser in javascript

by @DavidNHill · DavidNHill/JSMinesweeper on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 176HOSTED ON DAVIDNHILL.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 4 Oct 2026

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This readme explains how to use the software and what techniques the solver uses.

This is a rewrite of my Java minesweeper solver in javascript. All the processing runs on the local (your) machine. The purpose of the rewrite was to make the solver more accessable since there was reluctance to download a java executable. The trade off is that javascript is significantly slower than java to execute.

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