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It seems special keywords(like "free", "your computer" and "money", as I could see in your screenshots) are turned into links that, upon being clicked on, show an advertisement. I have no idea how to fix that though, my guess would be uninstalling your browser and remov...

It's an advertisement, nothing Freeciv-related.

Freeciv-web is far from having all features of regular Freeciv, so it can happen that a command isn't implemented yet. But I'm sure it's being worked on.

Producing a settler in a city will reduce the city's size by one. If the city is size 1 and you've enabled the option in the city's settings, building that last settler will disband the city.

Wall of text, appear below! Depending on where and how big your city is, it is profitable to build more buildings. The Aquaeduct and sewer system improve how big your city can grow, market/bank/stock exchange increase trade(I think), factories increase production etc... You can always select the bui...

bjs wrote:3. WHen buying a unit or improvement, let me know how much it will cost first.

Uh.... which freeciv version are you on?
EDIT: Screw that, I didn't realize this was about Freeciv-web.

Instead of clicking properties button, try to open properties dialog by middle-clicking on tile. Then the dialog lists everything on that tile. (Seems to also remember it so that if you close the dialog and then open it with the button, it still lists what was in last selected tile) What do you mea...

In normal Freeciv(not Freeciv-web) the specialist control is in the top-left corner of the city screen. But I don't know how it's done in Freeciv-web if it's not the same way.

I'm pretty sure it does. In the ruleset file, every nation group has a likelyhood factor for picking a nation of the group if one has already been picked. Though, some nations are in multiple groups, so it's never absolutely sure.

If you make sure to nat have any contact and not crossing the AI's border after the first cease-fire treaty has been made, they'll usually accept a peace offering.