Wordle is a word puzzle that gives players six chances to guess a five-letter word. Originally created by software engineer ...

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Here’s how you can migrate your OG Wordle stats to The New York Times’ game page. One common problem that users couldn’t stop tweeting about was that their stats and streaks didn’t ...

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New York Times Games has just announced an exciting update for all fans of Wordle. If you tend to play across multiple devices, you may have noticed that you can't save your stats. This means that ...

If you have a free or existing NYT account, you’ll soon be able to sync your Wordle stats to that account. This will allow you to maintain your stats regardless of what device your play on.

Wordle addicts will soon be able to track their game stats through their New York Times account, which will allow their scores to be linked across multiple devices. On Tuesday, the NYT Games ...

Thankfully that’s changing. Wordle owners, The New York Times, are now letting you sync your game stats across devices. All you need is a New York Times account — and they’re free to create ...

Now, however, all of these Wordle stats can sync across devices. Here’s how. Looking back, it’s interesting to see Wordle’s success and how popular the online game has become, especially ...

He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme. The New York Times will soon let you link your Wordle stats to a New York Times account, a change that should fix one of the most ...

In its place was an invitation to see my stats by making a free New York Times account. NYT purchased Wordle from creator Josh Wardle in 2022. (Yes, the Wordle guy is named Wardle.) You may like ...

The days of precariously storing your Wordle history in your browser's cache are over: You now need a free New York Times account to see your stats. I know this because I am one of the holdouts ...