I was bored and scrolled through scratchlab and found stretchy faces


And all of you are gonna say that “it works fine on [computer name]computer[/computer name]”
so here is my device: My browser / operating system: IPad iOS 14.4, ChromeiOS 87.0.4280.77, No Flash version detected

Also I got onto the page again and there’s still stretchy faces

I don't understand what issues you are having but for me, the faces show up fine

On mobile, it's sometimes like that, where the page is zoomed in or is stretched out.

get a pc y'all!

dhfbei8987 wrote:

get a pc y'all!

While I too would like people to not use Scratch on mobile for their own sake, not many people have $200 lying around after they spent $800 on their phone

fdreerf wrote:

dhfbei8987 wrote:

get a pc y'all!

While I too would like people to not use Scratch on mobile for their own sake, not many people have $200 lying around after they spent $800 on their phone

Not many people can afford phones, so most people use carriers, and thous don't own their phones(fully), as it's really cheap. So I could see someone being able to shell out $200.

Steve0Greatness wrote:

as it's really cheap.

Not really, you get locked into a contract and have to keep that phone for the next 3 years or else pay a ludicrous amount of money to get out of it. While I would like to drone on about the countless evils of cell carriers, I would try and replicate this but I actually don't know where these starter projects are. I don't see anything where I can look at tutorials like in the main editor.

If I could see the image (cubeupload please stop resetting the connection), it's probably because of Safari zooming stuff way too in automatically.

No other iOS/iPadOS browser will help, because Apple doesn't accept browsers that don't run with WebKit. Your best solution is:

• sideload a browser that doesn't do it or just use Cydia
  
• use another device that supports browsers that don't do it, like android or Linux/windows
  
• sue apple and go to apple park and sue tim cook and every employee for not doing it
  

Now, can someone give a scratch.mit.edu image of it?

If you have feedback which is specifically for ScratchLab, then it will probably get more attention if you submit it in the “feedback” google form after you use ScratchLab.

Queer_Royalty wrote:

If you have feedback which is specifically for ScratchLab, then it will probably get more attention if you submit it in the “feedback” google form after you use ScratchLab.

I'm pretty sure the feedback form is meant for the experimental features, not the welcome page.

I think this should be moved to bugs

It only seems this glitch is on mobile. I tried my phone and my iPad and they were like this. My PC and school computer where fine.

-Crlxx- wrote:

It only seems this glitch is on mobile. I tried my phone and my iPad and they were like this. My PC and school computer where fine.

PCs use the normal resolution, while mobile devices typically squeeze the stuff together.