Scratch is nice to use. But some people don't have computers, they have tablets. On Tablets (especially Apple) you need Adobe Flash Player but it doesn't support that. Scratch should have at least an app for something between version 1.4 and version 2.0 . People may also try to at least view a project someone made and you still can't do for the same reason. There is only 1 app for scratch that quizzes you but you can't get further than the preparation part of it. It would be nice to have it to do when you are board in the car and you have nothing to do. Plus, if there is an app we would be able to make our own games for free instead of buying these games in the app store. If you could also make your own apps on the scratch program, it would be easier to access. Please try to do this.




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On my iPad, I use Puffin Browser for flash based websites.

There is a free PuffinAcademy browser but the Scratch Team need to get the website whitelisted to be made available for free. I have sent tweets but no reply

HTML5 coming soon, know any devs? give them a ring in the new Announcements thread

Would be cool, but has been rejected. There used to be one, but apple now bans ALL programming apps - although you can't hack with Scratch, they want to prevent hacking on them and the world, and it would be unfair if they allowed scratch and nothing else… So, unless you're the CEO of Apple, it cannot happen.

How about Scratch on Android?

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Mozzi64 wrote:

Would be cool, but has been rejected. There used to be one, but apple now bans ALL programming apps - although you can't hack with Scratch, they want to prevent hacking on them and the world, and it would be unfair if they allowed scratch and nothing else… So, unless you're the CEO of Apple, it cannot happen.

Apple doesn't allow any kind of emulation apps on it's Store for some stupid legal reason. It's annoying. That's why I love Android.

meowflash wrote:

How about Scratch on Android?

There's a Scratch-like app available for Android devices called Pocket Code. There are some differences…

They actually are making a Scratch app, first for iPad and then Android. The Scratch Team member mres is designing it. Read Scratch on Tablets for more information.