Become your favorite sorting algorithm!

It seems like there's a simulator for everything, whether it be flights, goats, or yandere. But have you ever wondered what it feels like to be a sorting algorithm‽ No? Well, now you can find out anyways! In Algorithm Simulator, inspired by Timo Bingmann's widely viewed 15 Sorting Algorithms in 6 Minutes, you control an algorithm operating on an array, trying to sort as fast as possible. With ten different levels, a cool visualization, and sound effects, you can fulfill your sorting dreams...

A demo (large download warning: ~5 MB gzipped) is available on this repository's Github Pages. It requires a desktop browser with support for WebAssembly and WebGL. Use it to make a lecture a little more interesting, study for your sorting algorithms certification, or annoy the neighbors with the sound...

This is beta software, so there will inevitably be things that are confusing, broken, or straight up wrong. See the issues for a list of caveats and don't hesitate to open another one if you find something new.

I welcome any bug reports or feature requests. Pull requests are appreciated as well, though I apologize for my code in advance. If you like this so much that you want to throw money at me for some reason, I will add any 80x24 ASCII text block of your choosing to the credits.