Three of a colour, one break of the right size

The site has no accounts, so there is no profile. Level progress lives in browser memory and vanishes when browsing data is cleared. On a shared machine, treat progress as temporary — or play the No Move Limit shelf.

Four and up, on the For Kids Too shelf: one-sentence rules, symbols a pre-reader can tell apart, and no purchase screens near the board. The best shared session has the child driving and the adult calling colours.

Yes. Once the page has loaded, every round here runs without asking a server. If the network drops mid-level, do not close the tab — wait for the link to return and continue; the board stays exactly as it was.

A leaderboard needs accounts and servers, and it changes match-three from rest to competing with strangers. Here each tray's score belongs to your break. For a contest, the person beside you is the best opponent.

The On The Commute shelf is arranged exactly for that: page weight under one song, fully playable after the first load, buttons big enough for a moving bus. Load the page before boarding and you are set.