Sheeptester is a Scratch Mod, where you can Change the Resolution to anything you want.
and adds a new extension called “Speech to Text” where it listens to you then can run A Script.
Lets Talk About It!

Do you have a link to the source/website?

this is the link:
https://sheeptester.github.io/scratch-gui/

The mod isn't called sheeptester; that's the GitHub username of the person who created it. It's name is actually E羊icques.

Pov: your Angry at someone for a weird reason:
Bruh

thisisakid_Alt wrote:

Pov: your Angry at someone for a weird reason:
Bruh

end the offtopicness here

…was the ability to load extensions from a url disabled, or am I doing something wrong?

DifferentDance8 wrote:

(#8)
…was the ability to load extensions from a url disabled, or am I doing something wrong?

What is the URL you're trying to load?

CST1229 wrote:

DifferentDance8 wrote:

(#8)
…was the ability to load extensions from a url disabled, or am I doing something wrong?

What is the URL you're trying to load?

…it was on the surface go, I will wait for me to go back on it.

Is there a reason to use the mod over Turbowarp?

thisisakid_Alt wrote:

and adds a new extension called “Speech to Text” where it listens to you then can run A Script.

The extension doesn't work, which is why it's hidden in the extension library in vanilla Scratch

Sheep_maker wrote:

Is there a reason to use the mod over Turbowarp?

Better extension support? An actual settings page? Non-latin character in mod name?

Sheep_maker wrote:

The extension doesn't work, which is why it's hidden in the extension library in vanilla Scratch

Then why do I see a lot of other mods keep that hidden?

Sheep_maker wrote:

Is there a reason to use the mod over Turbowarp?

load_plugin

DifferentDance8 wrote:

Non-latin character in mod name?

YES

DifferentDance8 wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

The extension doesn't work, which is why it's hidden in the extension library in vanilla Scratch

Then why do I see a lot of other mods keep that hidden?

Because a lot of people would bother the creator asking why the extension doesn't work, which is annoying. Personally, I don't mind because I'm fine with the mod letting users shoot their own foot

CST1229 wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

Is there a reason to use the mod over Turbowarp?

load_plugin

Ah, I think Turbowarp is hesitant (for good reason) on letting people load arbitrary JavaScript into the web page, so it'd make sense if loading unsandboxed JavaScript from the URL and the cloud variable hack for evaluating JavaScript aren't and won't be supported in Turbowarp

Sheep_maker wrote:

Ah, I think Turbowarp is hesitant (for good reason) on letting people load arbitrary JavaScript into the web page, so it'd make sense if loading unsandboxed JavaScript from the URL and the cloud variable hack for evaluating JavaScript aren't and won't be supported in Turbowarp

…I hope. Unless @GarboMuffin can figure out a way to sandbox extensions (which Scratch I think already does, it's just not very strict).

ZZC12345 wrote:

…I hope. Unless @GarboMuffin can figure out a way to sandbox extensions (which Scratch I think already does, it's just not very strict).

Normal Scratch extensions are actually completely unsandboxed, and TurboWarp/E羊icques custom extensions are sandboxed already (just with a very strict sandbox).

CST1229 wrote:

Normal Scratch extensions are actually completely unsandboxed

…well, that could definitely be exploited.

Hi

maniman7 wrote:

Hi

Shut. I heard enough of your spams.

DifferentDance8 wrote:

CST1229 wrote:

Normal Scratch extensions are actually completely unsandboxed

…well, that could definitely be exploited.

It can't because normal Scratch extensions refers to the ones that are already built in to Scratch like “pen” or “translate”, not custom ones. If the pen extension contains malicious code then there is probably a much larger problem.

Sheep_maker wrote:

Ah, I think Turbowarp is hesitant (for good reason) on letting people load arbitrary JavaScript into the web page, so it'd make sense if loading unsandboxed JavaScript from the URL and the cloud variable hack for evaluating JavaScript aren't and won't be supported in Turbowarp

Correct. I feel there is too much potential for abuse and that this is better served by sending your feature to us/upstream or forking scratch-gui. It is worth noting that the packager does support eval or custom JS (both disabled by default) and the desktop app supports a local custom JS file.