You must have noticed that many people on Twitter became addicted to Wordle. This simple game – which is surprisingly similar to Lingo – gives you the task of guessing a five-letter word a day. These Wordle tips will help you do just that every day.
If you still want to play fair to some extent, but just can’t come up with a word, you can use a tool like WordHippo use. You can easily and quickly look up words that have certain letters, which may help you come to the right conclusion faster. You set which letters a word should have and in which position they are, and the search engine does the rest.
The more accurately you search, the more accurate the results are, of course. So be careful about cheating during your daily game of Wordle, and you’ll be fine.
Cheating in Wordlea
Now we get to the actual cheating. Open Wordle in a incognito tab within your browser and play the game as normal. Maybe you guess the word, maybe not. After a maximum of six guesses, the correct answer will always appear on the screen. You can then use that answer in your normal play session, so that it seems like you always guessed the right word after one guess. That quickly yields 2 internet points that day.
The last option spoils the game quite a bit. If you use the above options, at least you’ll still be playing the game. The third option takes the game out of play and simply lets you enter the correct word right away.
The creator of Wordle, Josh Wardle, has saved the solutions for all five letter words on the website. And those words can simply be viewed within the site’s JavaScript. So do you want all the answers for the next few days? That’s how you arrange it.
Open Google Chrome and go to Wordle’s website. Open the settings, go to More Tools and press the option for developer options† Now press javascript and press Ctrl + R. The document is now displayed main.c1506a22.js† You will now see a lot of code, so we are not there yet. Copy the entire code and paste it into a word processor.
Now look up the word Wordle last used as a puzzle, so you know what the solution is for tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, and the weeks after. Press Ctrl + F to look up the word from yesterday or today and work from there from now on. Who knows, maybe someone will look up to you on Twitter.
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