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Crossword.el – download and play .puz crossword puzzles in Emacs
- Download and play
.puzcrossword puzzles in Emacs.- Includes a browser to view puzzles’ detailed metadata, including progress of partially played puzzles.
- Optionally, play against the clock, with the built-in timer.
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