Can Wordle Phrazle scores be deceived?

They can indeed be. How? There are many methods to deceive them, as there is always a way to circumvent them. Since the game can only be played once and everyone in the globe plays the same puzzle on any given day, it is simple to find the solution to today's Wordle by conducting a Google search.

Even if you don't want to brazenly cheat with a Google Search, it's easy to fake a Wordle score by playing it once on one web browser and then entering the answer from before on another (or an Incognito tab). Even though that takes the pleasure out of the game, you can still utilize this strategy if you guessed all six incorrect answers on Wordle on your first six attempts. If you guessed a word on your final attempt but don't want to look like a fool when sharing your score, you can open Wordle on a different browser or in a private window and play like a pro.

But that's not all! To save wasting time daily uploading new puzzles, the game's designer, Josh Wardle, has integrated all of Wordle's solutions directly into the game's code. Also, a genius is not required to decipher this. Simply right-click on the Wordle page, use the View Page Source function on Chrome or Firefox (or Inspect Element on Safari), then click on the "main.e65ce050.js" link within the script to access any future Wordle puzzles.

If you don't want to go through all these steps, simply click this URL and use CTRL + F (on Windows) or Command + F (on Mac) to search for today's Wordle (if you guessed it right). The following words pertain to the days that will follow the current day. This approach should help all of you who don't want to lose your winning streak on Wordle, but at the expense of really solving the puzzle.