Battery detector

hello_smile

Chiroyce wrote:
hello_smile wrote:
We can make it one. Remember gpl/chromium ? We just need to force Mozilla and Apple.
Sure, you can do it

WebKit first. Can you get that in? Remember,

|- webkit
|- chromium

Chiroyce

This topic went from suggestions to the ATs real quick!

Also I'd rather have Chromium ditch this API instead of having Apple and Mozilla add this!

Last edited by Chiroyce (Aug. 28, 2021 07:28:46)

hello_smile

Chiroyce wrote:
This topic went from suggestions to the ATs real quick!

Also I'd rather have Chromium ditch this API instead of having Apple and Mozilla add this!

Oh, EmojiSploit is back!

hello_smile

hello_smile wrote:
Chiroyce wrote:
This topic went from suggestions to the ATs real quick!

Also I'd rather have Chromium ditch this API instead of having Apple and Mozilla add this!
Oh, EmojiSploit is back!

nvm

hello_smile

dhuls wrote:
hello_smile wrote:
potatophant wrote:
hello_smile wrote:
There is a Chromium API.
but it's not a web standard.
We can make it one. Remember gpl/chromium ? We just need to force Mozilla and Apple.
yeah, that farce
That went as successfully as tDuke Nukem Forever.

Anyways, yeah, keep trying, It takes a lot of effort to get banned from a GitHub repository.

How much effort?

gdpr5b78aa4361827f5c2a08d700

hello_smile wrote:
We can make it one. Remember gpl/chromium ? We just need to force Mozilla and Apple.

yeah good luck with that

JackK211424

Chiroyce wrote:
You can't do this, JavaScript cannot detect how much battery you have left!
This suggestion is like saying “Make a electricity generator extension for scratch ” when it is clearly not possible.

Absolutely no support since this is impossible lol

Nope, its possible.

Problem is, its deprecated, meaning its not required for any browser. Anybody who uses safari, firefox, or *shivers* internet explorer, cant actually use it.

FoxCodezStuff

nikhilscratch2008 wrote:
i think a battery detector could be a good block for scratch. Lets say we are making an os on scratch. the battery block could be used to determine if the user has to plug in their device.

any feedback? thanks

Support. There are so many OSs out there that need it.

tranqus

nikhilscratch2008 wrote:
i think a battery detector could be a good block for scratch. Lets say we are making an os on scratch. the battery block could be used to determine if the user has to plug in their device.

any feedback? thanks

i'm pretty sure theres a project that uses custom blocks to guess your battery percentage. i saw it ages ago, and now i cant find it

Little_Mittle12345

SEmi support support support. THis is a cool, but HARD thing to do

Very_Interesting_Bid

No support, for reasons listed in prior posts. Also a vast majority of scratch users use PC, so it would just be broken for them.

MIfzal2014

It can be a Good Idea for adding a “detect Battery” block.
It can be used mostly in windows or mobile scratch projects
(I am making a windows 12 emulator)

MIfzal2014

It might be on Turbowarp extensions

A_Nyan_In_Space

Ihatr wrote:
I can't think of a valid use for battery detection

if <(batter ::sensing) < [10]> then
change [color v] effect by (25)

end

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