My browser / operating system: Windows XP, Chrome 49.0.2623.112, Flash 22.0 (release 0)

Just doesn't work… any questions??

Maybe your Google Chrome version might be outdated?

LuckyLucky7 wrote:

Maybe your Google Chrome version might be outdated?

No Google Chrome isn't outdated. It isn't up to date but just a bit lower behind.

Splidgy wrote:

LuckyLucky7 wrote:

Maybe your Google Chrome version might be outdated?

No Google Chrome isn't outdated. It isn't up to date but just a bit lower behind.

Sorry, but what is FLOP?

Not to be mean, but not only is that version of Chrome extremely out of date (by 2 years) but you should have stopped using that operating system four years ago. Your computer is just too old for 3.0 to work right. Your version of Flash is also extremely out of date. Combine all this and you get a computer that is an immense security hole/virus magnet.

If possible, upgrade that computer to something newer, like Windows 7, 8, or 10.

Flowermanvista wrote:

Not to be mean, but not only is that version of Chrome extremely out of date (by 2 years) but you should have stopped using that operating system four years ago. Your computer is just too old for 3.0 to work right. Your version of Flash is also extremely out of date. Combine all this and you get a computer that is an immense security hole/virus magnet.

If possible, upgrade that computer to something newer, like Windows 7, 8, or 10.

That can't be possible, I should just quit…

Flowermanvista wrote:

Not to be mean, but not only is that version of Chrome extremely out of date (by 2 years) but you should have stopped using that operating system four years ago. Your computer is just too old for 3.0 to work right. Your version of Flash is also extremely out of date. Combine all this and you get a computer that is an immense security hole/virus magnet.

If possible, upgrade that computer to something newer, like Windows 7, 8, or 10.

That can't be possible, I should just quit…

LuckyLucky7 wrote:

Splidgy wrote:

LuckyLucky7 wrote:

Maybe your Google Chrome version might be outdated?

No Google Chrome isn't outdated. It isn't up to date but just a bit lower behind.

Sorry, but what is FLOP?

It flopped for me

Well, don't quit, just use an older version.

But you really should talk to your parents and try to upgrade or replace that computer if you financial situation allows.

Flowermanvista wrote:

Well, don't quit, just use an older version.

But you really should talk to your parents and try to upgrade or replace that computer if you financial situation allows.

True and I do use 2.0 but need help uploading it, is there a website where you can upload a link and show it to a friend and that friend can post in 3.0?

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 71.0.3578.98, No Flash version detected

Wait, WHAT?? So the 2.0 offline editor cannot upload to the website?? I really doubt that, but I'm not sure because I've never used it.

Someone draw the attention of the ST to the topic, is this for real?



On an unrelated note, try downloading the 3.0 offline editor and see if that works at all.

Flowermanvista wrote:

Wait, WHAT?? So the 2.0 offline editor cannot upload to the website?? I really doubt that, but I'm not sure because I've never used it.

Someone draw the attention of the ST to the topic, is this for real?



On an unrelated note, try downloading the 3.0 offline editor and see if that works at all.

Yup it's true…

If you need to restore any of your projects, use this tool and the 2.0 Offline Editor.

lisa_wolfgang wrote:

If you need to restore any of your projects, use this tool and the 2.0 Offline Editor.

I'll try it…

so any updates?

Splidgy wrote:

Flowermanvista wrote:

Not to be mean, but not only is that version of Chrome extremely out of date (by 2 years) but you should have stopped using that operating system four years ago. Your computer is just too old for 3.0 to work right. Your version of Flash is also extremely out of date. Combine all this and you get a computer that is an immense security hole/virus magnet.

If possible, upgrade that computer to something newer, like Windows 7, 8, or 10.

That can't be possible, I should just quit…

Aside from the security risk, Windows XP is unfortunately just too old for either 2.0 or 3.0. You can opt to use the offline versions of Scratch - however given that your system is so old, there's a chance that the 2.0 and 3.0 offline versions might not work and you might be stuck with 1.4.

If you need online 3.0 features, though, I'm afraid you'll need to upgrade your computer because your current computer system will just not accept any incoming updates that require 3.0 (let alone of the HTML-heavy websites) to continue functioning. Most electronics stores usually do carry discs or drives for installing Windows 10; the price usually runs somewhere between $100 - $200 (USD), and older installations (Windows 7 or 8) will usually be cheaper. You are better off paying a few hundred bucks now for the sake of security versus the potential of losing thousands of dollars or having important information compromised if your computer gets broken into.

maybe get a better computer??

I quit no need towirry

yaov_1991 wrote:

maybe get a better computer??