Can we make one for chromebooks? (On Scratch 3.0) The reason why I suggest this is because Scratch 3.0 will be written in HTML 5

GamesGuyTV wrote:

Can we make one for chromebooks? (On Scratch 3.0) The reason why I suggest this is because Scratch 3.0 will be written in HTML 5

Isn't Scratch allowed in Chromebooks already?

Charles12310 wrote:

GamesGuyTV wrote:

Can we make one for chromebooks? (On Scratch 3.0) The reason why I suggest this is because Scratch 3.0 will be written in HTML 5

Isn't Scratch allowed in Chromebooks already?

This topic's title says "Scratch offline for Chromebooks"

Sheep_maker wrote:

Charles12310 wrote:

GamesGuyTV wrote:

Can we make one for chromebooks? (On Scratch 3.0) The reason why I suggest this is because Scratch 3.0 will be written in HTML 5

Isn't Scratch allowed in Chromebooks already?

This topic's title says "Scratch offline for Chromebooks"

But isn't offline also allowed on Chromebooks?

No play the dinosaur game offline

I think Scratch is already on chromebooks and I think they'll continue to stay on chromebooks

Charles12310 wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

Charles12310 wrote:

GamesGuyTV wrote:

Can we make one for chromebooks? (On Scratch 3.0) The reason why I suggest this is because Scratch 3.0 will be written in HTML 5

Isn't Scratch allowed in Chromebooks already?

This topic's title says "Scratch offline for Chromebooks"

But isn't offline also allowed on Chromebooks?

There's no Scratch offline editor for Chromebooks though

Sheep_maker wrote:

Charles12310 wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

Charles12310 wrote:

GamesGuyTV wrote:

Can we make one for chromebooks? (On Scratch 3.0) The reason why I suggest this is because Scratch 3.0 will be written in HTML 5

Isn't Scratch allowed in Chromebooks already?

This topic's title says "Scratch offline for Chromebooks"

But isn't offline also allowed on Chromebooks?

There's no Scratch offline editor for Chromebooks though

proof?

Charles12310 wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

Charles12310 wrote:

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There's no Scratch offline editor for Chromebooks though

proof?

Here; no download link for ChromeOS.

I'm on a chromebook right now! lolz I think it works… yes… yes it does lolz

It works online but there is no Scratch 2.0 offline editor. When I travel I bring my Chromebook and would love to use Scratch on the plane but I can't because there is no offline version.

mstone326 wrote:

It works online but there is no Scratch 2.0 offline editor. When I travel I bring my Chromebook and would love to use Scratch on the plane but I can't because there is no offline version.

they will probably make one at Scratch 3.0

aking_ wrote:

No play the dinosaur game offline

I think Scratch is already on Chromebooks and I think they'll continue to stay on chromebooks

Please stay on topic

Chromebooks? Well, I would expect they have it on a Chromebook…

Sheep_maker wrote:

Charles12310 wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

Charles12310 wrote:

snip

There's no Scratch offline editor for Chromebooks though

proof?

Here; no download link for ChromeOS.

I use Scratch on my Chromebook (now, in fact), but I use it online, on Google Chrome, as I can't download anything (school chromebooks). I would like this feature if it could be for when you have no internet. Support!

mstone326 wrote:

It works online but there is no Scratch 2.0 offline editor. When I travel I bring my Chromebook and would love to use Scratch on the plane but I can't because there is no offline version.

the problem with making a Scratch 2.0 offline editor is that Scratch 2.0 is written in Flash/ActionScript, So that is very hard to do with Chromebooks, due to the dying Flash support.

GamesGuyTV wrote:

mstone326 wrote:

It works online but there is no Scratch 2.0 offline editor. When I travel I bring my Chromebook and would love to use Scratch on the plane but I can't because there is no offline version.

the problem with making a Scratch 2.0 offline editor is that Scratch 2.0 is written in Flash/ActionScript, So that is very hard to do with Chromebooks, due to the dying Flash support.

I think you can download the SWF of Scratch and somehow embed it into your own webpage

aking_ wrote:

No play the dinosaur game offline

ah yes what a wholesome alternative to scratch

before trying to answer this question, we have to break it down a bit. here's how chromebooks work: the only actual application you can access on the laptop is chrome*. basically, it runs on the internet–however, the other quote unquote “applications” are chrome extensions. these can be used online because they're html that's not published to a website. a scratch 3.0 extension would be quite possible because scratch 3.0 is html-based. this implies that the html can be attached to an extension and thus be used offline on a chromebook. so with 3.0, it is quite possible to do on a chromebook.

2.0 could probably work. packaging an swf into an html page is something that people do already on tons of websites including scratch itself–if you can run those sites within chrome, then i see no reason why one can't do the same thing with their own swf file.

1.x and below would be a bit ridiculous to pull off, but i guess you could technically package SqueakJS into a web browser and have the .image file ready in your storage.

*you have internal storage as well, but downloading an executable for example wouldn't work because there's nothing to open it with.

those are my thoughts.

Online websites can work offline, by the way. They can cache necessary files using web technologies such as the application cache (deprecated, but well supported) or service workers (only works on Chrome and Firefox atm)

Sheep_maker wrote:

Online websites can work offline, by the way. They can cache necessary files using web technologies such as the application cache (deprecated, but well supported) or service workers (only works on Chrome and Firefox atm)

exactly my thoughts