Introduction
Hello! I am PizzaPizza72. I've been using Scratch since 2019! I joined in 2020.

The suggestion
I want to say, can you use the Wayback Machine to use Scratch 2.0 with an older version of the Flash Player? I think I have a pen an older version of Flash without the kill switch. Is there a way I could use the online Scratch 2.0 editor with the WBM with my older Flash? I am using this snapshot of Scratch's front page: 2017 snapshot of Scratch 2.0
If I can't bring back 2.0, then I'll just use it on the Wayback Machine! (logged out of course)

Since you have an old version of Flash, I believe that this site should work. It contains an online version of the Scratch 2.0 editor.

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

Introduction
Hello! I am PizzaPizza72. I've been using Scratch since 2019! I joined in 2020.

The suggestion
I want to say, can you use the Wayback Machine to use Scratch 2.0 with an older version of the Flash Player? I think I have a pen an older version of Flash without the kill switch. Is there a way I could use the online Scratch 2.0 editor with the WBM with my older Flash? I am using this snapshot of Scratch's front page: 2017 snapshot of Scratch 2.0
If I can't bring back 2.0, then I'll just use it on the Wayback Machine! (logged out of course)

I crossed out “a pen” so you can have a good laugh.

AnimatorsParadise wrote:

Since you have an old version of Flash, I believe that this site should work. It contains an online version of the Scratch 2.0 editor.

It's just a gray screen.

As far as I know, no.

However, you can download the offline 2.0 editor here. If you want to share something you've made in the offline editor, just go to | File > Save to your computer | while in the offline editor. Then, go back to the 3.0 online editor and go to | File > Load from your computer | and select the .sb3 file, then share it.

JustAn0th3rScratch3r wrote:

As far as I know, no.

However, you can download the offline 2.0 editor here. If you want to share something you've made in the offline editor, just go to | File > Save to your computer | while in the offline editor. Then, go back to the 3.0 online editor and go to | File > Load from your computer | and select the .sb3 file, then share it.

Just to correct you Scratch 2.0 saves as .sb2

devms wrote:

JustAn0th3rScratch3r wrote:

As far as I know, no.

However, you can download the offline 2.0 editor here. If you want to share something you've made in the offline editor, just go to | File > Save to your computer | while in the offline editor. Then, go back to the 3.0 online editor and go to | File > Load from your computer | and select the .sb3 file, then share it.

Just to correct you Scratch 2.0 saves as .sb2

Oh, ok.

I assume .sb2 files can still be uploaded to 3.0 or am I wrong on that too?

JustAn0th3rScratch3r wrote:

devms wrote:

JustAn0th3rScratch3r wrote:

As far as I know, no.

However, you can download the offline 2.0 editor here. If you want to share something you've made in the offline editor, just go to | File > Save to your computer | while in the offline editor. Then, go back to the 3.0 online editor and go to | File > Load from your computer | and select the .sb3 file, then share it.

Just to correct you Scratch 2.0 saves as .sb2

Oh, ok.

I assume .sb2 files can still be uploaded to 3.0 or am I wrong on that too?

They can, put they are converted to .sb3 with no way to convert them back (officially)

It says This plug-in isn't supported

960times10_5is106044 wrote:

It says This plug-in isn't supported

That is because flash is not supported any more.

You can also download scratch.swf from github here: https://github.com/LLK/scratch-flash/releases

Then, run the swf using Flash Projector:
• Windows: https://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/updaters/32/flashplayer_32_sa.exe
• Mac: https://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/updaters/32/flashplayer_32_sa.dmg
• Linux: https://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/updaters/32/flash_player_sa_linux.x86_64.tar.gz

It works but it's a bit broken, you can't right click, the menus are broken, and the font isn't the same. Link https://web.archive.org/web/20170320152947/https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/