TimMcCool wrote:

This: https://sheeptester.github.io/htmlifier/

BamLol wrote:

github.io is blocked too

imfh wrote:

If GitHub is not blocked, you could download the TurboWarp packager repository and run the webpage on your computer.

Node Installation: https://nodejs.org/en/download/
TurboWarp Packager: https://github.com/TurboWarp/packager

Commands to run (probably, I haven't tested it) in the directory of the downloaded packager:

npm ci
npm run build-prod
npm start 
# Finally, go to http://localhost:8947/
 
# Note: You might want to set NODE_ENV=production before running npm start

imfh wrote:

If GitHub is not blocked, you could download the TurboWarp packager repository and run the webpage on your computer.

Node Installation: https://nodejs.org/en/download/
TurboWarp Packager: https://github.com/TurboWarp/packager

Commands to run (probably, I haven't tested it) in the directory of the downloaded packager:

npm ci
npm run build-prod
npm start 
# Finally, go to http://localhost:8947/
 
# Note: You might want to set NODE_ENV=production before running npm start

ISTILLMAKESTUFF wrote:

If there are websites that are blocked, we can assume that they probably are using a school chromebook, and using something like node isn't possible.

not_chattyice wrote:

There's a Snail IDE packager. Works the same as Turbowarp, but it's blocked by schools for some reason. You can go to snail IDE and click create, then file, package project, and choose a .sb3 file to package. you can then scroll to the bottom and click “package project” and it will download an HTML file I think, and then you can open the javascript compiled project as a single HTML file. It runs the same as Turbowarp and not vanilla scratch.