I'm suggesting that Scratch 3.0 has themes for inside the editor.
It could be a dropdown menu, next to the File dropdown menu which has a few options like Scratch 1.0, Scratch 1.4, Scratch 2 and command line.
When you choose a theme, the project will save, the page will reload, and the theme will be enabled.
This would be very nostalgic to some people who remember the earlier days of Scratch (definitely not me).

_Circuit- wrote:

I'm suggesting that Scratch 3.0 has themes for inside the editor.
It could be a dropdown menu, next to the File dropdown menu which has a few options like Scratch 1.0, Scratch 1.4, Scratch 2 and command line.
When you choose a theme, the project will save, the page will reload, and the theme will be enabled.
This would be very nostalgic to some people who remember the earlier days of Scratch (definitely not me).

Support, I'm a really nostalgic person in general.

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Actually, that is a great idea!
I wasn’t around when it existed, but it sounds nice

support

_Circuit- wrote:

I'm suggesting that Scratch 3.0 has themes for inside the editor.
It could be a dropdown menu, next to the File dropdown menu which has a few options like Scratch 1.0, Scratch 1.4, Scratch 2 and command line.
When you choose a theme, the project will save, the page will reload, and the theme will be enabled.
This would be very nostalgic to some people who remember the earlier days of Scratch (definitely not me).

Support! and I remember those good old days!

Full support, some people may need different backgrounds or just want the editor to look different. With themes, it should have an option to make your own, showing a project box but empty, on which you can color and move elements around.

Support,I don't like new scratch blocks,I think they're a bit big.

Botcho_Otkho wrote:

Support,I don't like new scratch blocks,I think they're a bit big.

I agree! The blocks are too bulky!

Support For all above!

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Support

Support!

Would it look something like this?

leapinleopardstar wrote:

Support!

Would it look something like this?
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That was how I was thinking about it, so probably (just a guess tho).

Total support!
This'll bring back the good old days…

leapinleopardstar wrote:

Support!

Would it look something like this?

yes, it would look similar to that

Support! It would help ease nostalgia-based disappointment and allow scratchers to find the style they work best with.

_Circuit- wrote:

leapinleopardstar wrote:

Support!

Would it look something like this?

yes, it would look similar to that

Of course!

Huge support! I really don't like the current 3.0 style, everything is too brightly colored and bulky. Having the option to work with the 1.4/2.0 editor would be great.

Support train

jacobsmash1 wrote:

Support train

Why do you support this?

Support. The new looks of the 3.0 editor kind of turn me away from it and make me want to use the 2.0 editor offline. If this was added Scratchers who are used to not 3.0 would be encouraged to use 3.0 as it is the version they are used to plus new features. The way the blocks look in 3.0, selecting blocks, the places everything is located on the screen, adding new costumes, well pretty much everything about the looks of 3.0 bothers me.