While in the scratch editor with or without an extension the scratch blocks become blurry when i run the block script
Any ideas on how this can be fixed?
I had contacted the support of my scratch extension and they said it was a Google bug.

Can replicate. But I used no extensions. It happened regardless.

I think it's a glitch. It's been happening to a handful of people, and I'm sure it can't be fixed.

g4tor2010 wrote:

I think it's a glitch. It's been happening to a handful of people, and I'm sure it can't be fixed.

Yeah i think its a chrome glitch

K_ool wrote:

g4tor2010 wrote:

I think it's a glitch. It's been happening to a handful of people, and I'm sure it can't be fixed.

Yeah i think its a chrome glitch

And one person said they were on Firefox as well. Another guy tested it on Chrome and Firefox. I have never encountered it on Safari, but I have on Chrome.

medians wrote:

K_ool wrote:

g4tor2010 wrote:

I think it's a glitch. It's been happening to a handful of people, and I'm sure it can't be fixed.

Yeah i think its a chrome glitch

And one person said they were on Firefox as well. Another guy tested it on Chrome and Firefox. I have never encountered it on Safari, but I have on Chrome.

wow thats even worse on both

K_ool wrote:

medians wrote:

K_ool wrote:

g4tor2010 wrote:

I think it's a glitch. It's been happening to a handful of people, and I'm sure it can't be fixed.

Yeah i think its a chrome glitch

And one person said they were on Firefox as well. Another guy tested it on Chrome and Firefox. I have never encountered it on Safari, but I have on Chrome.

:why:

Fixed.
Anyway if its exclusive to those 2 browsers, then report this to google and mozilla

I can't replicate this bug in a Windows 10, or in this Windows 8.1, in Microsoft Edge, or Chrome 95.0.4638.54 (Different computers, this one with Windows 8.1 is from Positivo. The one with Windows 10 has a blurry screen so i'm not sure if i replicated it on that computer).
I tested with and without extensions and nothing; tested 2 times to confirm.
Btw this has a Intel Pentium Inside processor, originally with Windows 7, about 4 GB of RAM (With 7 programs open and 10 tabs open in Chrome, 9 programs in second plane and 383 GB of space used from 400…)

ScratchCatDoBem wrote:

I can't replicate this bug in a Windows 10, or in this Windows 8.1, in Microsoft Edge, or Chrome 95.0.4638.54 (Different computers, this one with Windows 8.1 is from Positivo. The one with Windows 10 has a blurry screen so i'm not sure if i replicated it on that computer).
I tested with and without extensions and nothing; tested 2 times to confirm.
Btw this has a Intel Pentium Inside processor, originally with Windows 7, about 4 GB of RAM (With 7 programs open and 10 tabs open in Chrome, 9 programs in second plane and 383 GB of space used from 400…)

That's because it doesn't happen 100% of the time.

Can replicate on Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 95.0.4638.54.

A few things to note:
- Browsers like MS Edge and Safari don't have this issue.
- An easy way to replicate this is to run this script:

- Some blocks like glide to coordinate and change sound effect cause this problem when it's in a script with 3+ blocks (including the former blocks).

Thingied wrote:

Can replicate on Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 95.0.4638.54.

A few things to note:
- Browsers like MS Edge and Safari don't have this issue.
- An easy way to replicate this is to run this script:

- Some blocks like glide to coordinate and change sound effect cause this problem when it's in a script with 3+ blocks (including the former blocks).

It’s a chromium buggg

medians wrote:

It’s a chromium buggg

Then why don't other browsers based off of chromium have the same issue?

Thingied wrote:

medians wrote:

It’s a chromium buggg

Then why don't other browsers based off of chromium have the same issue?

Its either. Unless google added something to cause this its a chromium bug and we haven’t tested it yet.

medians wrote:

K_ool wrote:

medians wrote:

K_ool wrote:

g4tor2010 wrote:

I think it's a glitch. It's been happening to a handful of people, and I'm sure it can't be fixed.

Yeah i think its a chrome glitch

And one person said they were on Firefox as well. Another guy tested it on Chrome and Firefox. I have never encountered it on Safari, but I have on Chrome.

:why:

Fixed.
Anyway if its exclusive to those 2 browsers, then report this to google and mozilla

it's very obviously not fixed
i still have the issue

bambang112481632 wrote:

medians wrote:

K_ool wrote:

medians wrote:

K_ool wrote:

g4tor2010 wrote:

I think it's a glitch. It's been happening to a handful of people, and I'm sure it can't be fixed.

Yeah i think its a chrome glitch

And one person said they were on Firefox as well. Another guy tested it on Chrome and Firefox. I have never encountered it on Safari, but I have on Chrome.

:why:

Fixed.
Anyway if its exclusive to those 2 browsers, then report this to google and mozilla

it's very obviously not fixed
i still have the issue

I meant I fixed their message, not that the bug was fixed.

I have this bug too!

vudeptrai090211 wrote:

I have this bug too!

What's your OS and browser?

Hmm, i think its a glitch

supergamer10000 wrote:

Hmm, i think its a glitch

It is, and I think its because of Chrome or Chromium.
Try this script:

forever
move (10) steps
move (10) steps
glide (1) secs to x: (0) y: (155)
end

medians wrote:

vudeptrai090211 wrote:

I have this bug too!

What's your OS and browser?

sorry, mine is Windows 7, Chrome 96.0.4664.93, No Flash version detected