Hello, I am making a game but the problem is that it has an extension on it I can't get rid of.

This project isn't actually being made on the Scratch website; rather I am editing it through TurboWarp. At one point, I wanted to try an extension (https://sheeptester.github.io/javascripts/utilities.js), but then decided not to use it. The problem is though, the extension saved itself to my project's JSON and it won't go away.

If I try loading it into regular TurboWarp (with no extensions), it'll tell me that there's a problem loading the project. Therefore, I have no choice but to use the TurboWarp URL with the extension.

This wouldn't really be a problem for me, but I want to eventually compile the game into a standalone using the TurboWarp Packager, and if I try to do so with the extension, the compiled HTML file never loads (and yes, I make sure to include the extension's link in the indicated area).

Can anyone tell me how to get rid of this? I've already tried going through the javascript and removing any instances of the URL, but with no luck.

I don't think you can. You'll just have to ignore it.

You are not able to remove extetions!
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Oof, that's unfortunate. Perhaps I'll just have to move all the code over into a new project. Thanks for the info yall

I know this is an old post, but I found the solution.
It's a little complicated just letting you know.

First, Package your project and remove all custom extensions from there.

Second, go to Environment, click ZIP (ideal for websites), and Package the project.

Third, Decompress the ZIP file and remove the index.html and the script.js file.

Fourth, Go into the Assets folder and drag all of the files out into the main folder.

Fifth, Rename the folder with the file extension, ‘.sb2’

Sixth, Open the project and clean up blocks or clean up blocks + (whatever you use)


That's it. Congrats, you just fixed your project.