Ed wrote:
Both those cells are in the same nonet -> one of them must be a 6. r8c2 sees both of those cells -> no 6 in r8c2.
I saw that once it was pointed out to me.
For some reason, although I can spot those with vanilla 3x3 puzzles, they escape me with jigsaws.
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You mentioned about uniqueness. You do have to be careful if SudokuSolver uses uniqueness to solve a puzzle.
I generally solve on paper, resorting to software only if I get hopelessly stuck. I try to choose puzzles from sources that are known to require unique solutions for their puzzles (in this case, djApe), so I figured that if in fact it did have multiple solutions, it was posted by mistake, and that the creator would want to know.