Does scratch 3.0 work on an ipad model a1430 64gb ios 9.3.5 i bought in 2015
and it has a blue screen when i go to create a project and clicking on a studio

Scratch need JavaScript for project pages
So, only if you have it.

It will work if it supports WebGL, (& other things).

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Scratch need JavaScript for project pages
So, only if you have it.

Sine_Modder wrote:

It will work if it supports JavaScript & WebGL.

[Removed - be respectful]

JavaScript, along with HTML and CSS are the default languages of the internet. They do not need to manually be downloaded/installed on a device for it to work. Instead, a browser retrieves a cached version of a webpage from an external server that the webpages domain runs off of, and then displays that. The server side of the internet itself is what runs the code, there is no need for a browser/device to have JavaScript, HTML, or CSS installed.

In other words, if a device can access the internet, Scratch should work.

The part that may not work is the fact that the Scratch website was not designed for mobile use, nor was the editor. So accessing it on mobile won't be ideal for actually using it, though it'll load correctly.

WebGL is a different thing, it's not like Flash, but it's instead a server-sided API that runs off the code itself. Though compatibility is still a thing, modern browsers will work fine with it, so it's not really device-dependent but instead browser dependent.

TCK_Official wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Scratch need JavaScript for project pages
So, only if you have it.

JavaScript, along with HTML and CSS are the default languages of the internet. They do not need to manually be downloaded/installed on a device for it to work. Instead, a browser automatically has them implanted within it so it can retrieve the code from the website/webpage and run it, then display the result of running it to the user.

In other words, if a device can access the internet, it has JavaScript in the browser already.

Im aware they need to come with the browser, but the OP has said in a different topic their browser doesn’t support it
Also, there are examples of browsers that don’t support JS, IE, IE, older versions of NetScape, some older browsers, etc

thats not very nice, you should be banned >

Based on the model number, you have an older iPad that doesn't have the newest OS/browser, but it's very well possible that it will still be fine. I'd recommend just opening Scratch in Safari and seeing if it works.

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

TCK_Official wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Scratch need JavaScript for project pages
So, only if you have it.

JavaScript, along with HTML and CSS are the default languages of the internet. They do not need to manually be downloaded/installed on a device for it to work. Instead, a browser automatically has them implanted within it so it can retrieve the code from the website/webpage and run it, then display the result of running it to the user.

In other words, if a device can access the internet, it has JavaScript in the browser already.

Im aware they need to come with the browser, but the OP has said in a different topic their browser doesn’t support it
Also, there are examples of browsers that don’t support JS, IE, IE, older versions of NetScape, some older browsers, etc

JS is the base of a websites coding; for a browser to not support JS would mean that websites would not load properly nor would they be functional. A browser may not support other functions (such as WebGL) is possible, but even that is dependent on the browser. As long as they are using an updated version of Safari or Chrome, it would still work properly.

Harakou wrote:

Based on the model number, you have an older iPad that doesn't have the newest OS/browser, but it's very well possible that it will still be fine. I'd recommend just opening Scratch in Safari and seeing if it works.

To the OP: If any page appears broken, than JS is probably not activated. Follow these steps if so(mainly cuz i can’t really explain it)

numberblocks65 wrote:

Does scratch 3.0 work on an ipad model a1430 64gb i bought in 2015

If your IOS version is under 10, then no it won’t.

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Harakou wrote:

Based on the model number, you have an older iPad that doesn't have the newest OS/browser, but it's very well possible that it will still be fine. I'd recommend just opening Scratch in Safari and seeing if it works.

To the OP: If any page appears broken, than JS is probably not activated. Follow these steps if so(mainly cuz i can’t really explain it)

I don't think the OP knows what JS is, they might think it's disabled but for the internet to work properly JS is a requirement; JS must be enabled on every device by default for a browser to work.

TCK_Official wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Harakou wrote:

Based on the model number, you have an older iPad that doesn't have the newest OS/browser, but it's very well possible that it will still be fine. I'd recommend just opening Scratch in Safari and seeing if it works.

To the OP: If any page appears broken, than JS is probably not activated. Follow these steps if so(mainly cuz i can’t really explain it)

I don't think the OP knows what JS is, they might think it's disabled but for the internet to work properly JS is a requirement; JS must be enabled on every device by default for a browser to work.

If its specifically Scratch and a few other sites, than heres a question for the OP
Does this cube appear for you?
However, theres plenty of info, IE, are they using a different browser, do they use the browser for anything else.

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Scratch need JavaScript for project pages
So, only if you have it.

But i dont

numberblocks65 wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Scratch need JavaScript for project pages
So, only if you have it.

But i dont

What browser are you on? Safari has it on by default. And did the show up right?

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Scratch need JavaScript for project pages
So, only if you have it.

I dont have javascript

numberblocks65 wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Scratch need JavaScript for project pages
So, only if you have it.

I dont have webgl

Click
Does the cube show up for oyu? If so, you do have WebGL

TCK_Official wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Harakou wrote:

Based on the model number, you have an older iPad that doesn't have the newest OS/browser, but it's very well possible that it will still be fine. I'd recommend just opening Scratch in Safari and seeing if it works.

To the OP: If any page appears broken, than JS is probably not activated. Follow these steps if so(mainly cuz i can’t really explain it)

I don't think the OP knows what JS is, they might think it's disabled but for the internet to work properly JS is a requirement; JS must be enabled on every device by default for a browser to work.

I DONT HAVE JAVASCRIPT !!!!!!!!

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

numberblocks65 wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Scratch need JavaScript for project pages
So, only if you have it.

I dont have webgl

Click
Does the cube show up for oyu? If so, you do have WebGL

Sir, I don't think that you gave them the right URL.
Edit: Ironically, I accidentally just used the same URL. Fixed.

numberblocks65 wrote:

TCK_Official wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Harakou wrote:

Based on the model number, you have an older iPad that doesn't have the newest OS/browser, but it's very well possible that it will still be fine. I'd recommend just opening Scratch in Safari and seeing if it works.

To the OP: If any page appears broken, than JS is probably not activated. Follow these steps if so(mainly cuz i can’t really explain it)

I don't think the OP knows what JS is, they might think it's disabled but for the internet to work properly JS is a requirement; JS must be enabled on every device by default for a browser to work.

I DONT HAVE WEBGL AND JAVASCRIPT !!!!!!!!

Did the cube show up for you? We need to know that, otherwise we can’t help.
If you’re using a browser from after 2010, than it should have JS enabled by default. Are you usin Safari?

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

TCK_Official wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Harakou wrote:

Based on the model number, you have an older iPad that doesn't have the newest OS/browser, but it's very well possible that it will still be fine. I'd recommend just opening Scratch in Safari and seeing if it works.

To the OP: If any page appears broken, than JS is probably not activated. Follow these steps if so(mainly cuz i can’t really explain it)

I don't think the OP knows what JS is, they might think it's disabled but for the internet to work properly JS is a requirement; JS must be enabled on every device by default for a browser to work.

If its specifically Scratch and a few other sites, than heres a question for the OP
Does this cube appear for you?
However, theres plenty of info, IE, are they using a different browser, do they use the browser for anything else.

Yes the cube is