'Wordle' stats can now be tied to your New York Times account

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A few days ago, The New York Times announced that it's finally fixing the most annoying thing about Wordle: The fact that your stats weren't linked to your NYT account. Instead, your stats would reset every time you played on a new device or browser.

Once your account is linked, your stats will be saved no matter which device you're playing on, as long as you're logged into your NYT account.

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Alas, the feature wasn't immediately enabled after the announcement, and NYT only said it's coming "soon."

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Now, however, the Wordleteam at Mashable can confirm that the feature is now available. I've tied my account on iOS, and the stats were happily there when I opened Wordleon my laptop.

The author of this article must sheepishly admit that these are not his stats. His stats are far, far poorer. Credit: Caitlin Welsh/Mashable

There you go, folks: No longer will you have to suffer the humiliation of partially losing your Wordlestatistics and the bragging rights that go with them. Go forth, and prospthrivexcel, that's it, excel!

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