Return True to Win

This table is quite useful to solve some problems: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;dorey.github.io&#x2F;JavaScript-Equality-Table&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;dorey.github.io&#x2F;JavaScript-Equality-Table&#x2F;</a>

Find the exact combination of browser&#x2F;OS that does more than show &quot;return true to win&quot; on a white background to win.

I already saw this on lobste.rs, but it&#x27;s still cool. I like ES just fine, but to think we could have had scheme instead. Gee, thanks Netscape:<p>Every time you win, everybody loses.

It loaded for me eventually. First one is pretty straightforward. After that they seem to require knowledge of JavaScript quirks.

I don&#x27;t exactly know what I did, but it did say that I win.

Let me document all the reasons I dislike the HTML spec: it defines a willful violation of the ECMAScript standard.

TypeError: NetworkError when attempting to fetch resource.<p>Maybe the challenge is to fix HTTP?

Does anybody really know why JS&#x27;s type system was designed the way it was? It seems so out of whack with what people want out of a language, dynamically typed or otherwise.

This is a nice challenge to start the morning.<p>However, on mobile the input loses focus after each individual character typed which is quite frustrating.

I typed &quot;true&quot;, without the quotes.<p>Did I do it wrong?

The game shows us how ugly JS is.

My gosh, this is way harder than the alert(1) series. <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;escape.alf.nu" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;escape.alf.nu</a>

Reminds me of &quot;The Little Lisper&quot; and coding koans; honestly thought it&#x27;d be harder to &quot;win&quot; the challenge.

Fri Aug 12 14:35:18 UTC 2016:<p>Page had message that the Hacker News &#x27;hug&#x27; was likely to affect performance.

Took me a couple of tries... (Spoiler): Anyone anything shorter then 4 characters (two characters)?

For the first 5, I&#x27;ve got 2,3,8,14,7. Anybody got tighter solutions?

Does someone have a &lt;52 char solution for the counter one ?

With games like these I feel like we all lose

Please more levels

What is with the User&#x2F;Score&#x2F;Browser table? I only did like 4 of the tests and that thing popped up. I would finish it but I have some other things to do.

I quite like this kind of challenge :)

▶ id(true ) &#x2F;&#x2F; (4 chars)<p>▷ true<p>You win!

&#x27;Break JS to win!&#x27;

It doesn&#x27;t seem to work for me on Firefox and Chrome..?

This page only shows &quot;return true to win&quot; on a white background in Chrome?

I am so unhappy, because I can not play such games with Java... ;-)

What the hell am I reading.

The link points to a page that only contains the text &quot;return true to win&quot; in large type on a white background. As with most modern art, I don&#x27;t get it.