This is brilliant. Exactly how I try to write functions in JavaScript. I love how you assign with arrows which means = can be used for comparison.

I figured that was probably the case ;) I think lots of people do know how to find the solution, but don't look on purpose because it will spoil the fun!

First of all this is a really impressive bit of coding, but I'm not sure it's necessarily 'better than Wordle'. Wordle's stack is HTML, CSS and JS .. nothing else, which means it doesn't need a backend and loads instantly. It also doesn't need an internet connection once you've downloaded once. And it doesn't require a login, which is a major plus. You can already share your stats on Wordle as well. And last of all, I don't really get why it's a problem that you can find the solution to the daily Wordle ... why would anyone do that?