Collaborate on LAN

Gamer_Logan819

undeterminstic wrote:
What the Heck is Brave?
GlitchedThrough wrote:
It looks like a bunch of browsers support LAN, but Brave doesn’t, which i believe is popular among Scratchers.
Perhaps it could be supported on the offline editor as well, which would theoretically just require an open port.

You know DuckDuckGo? It’s like that

Also brave has an adblocker I think

GlitchedThrough

Gamer_Logan819 wrote:
undeterminstic wrote:
What the Heck is Brave?
GlitchedThrough wrote:
It looks like a bunch of browsers support LAN, but Brave doesn’t, which i believe is popular among Scratchers.
Perhaps it could be supported on the offline editor as well, which would theoretically just require an open port.
You know DuckDuckGo? It’s like that

Also brave has an adblocker I think

Correct. Basically just a privacy browser that isn’t private and pushes crypto.

Gamer_Logan819

GlitchedThrough wrote:
It looks like a bunch of browsers support LAN, but Brave doesn’t, which i believe is popular among Scratchers.
Perhaps it could be supported on the offline editor as well, which would theoretically just require an open port.

Instead of LAN, couldn’t scratch simply detect some details about the network people are on, and if they match up between two people, they can collaborate?

GlitchedThrough

Gamer_Logan819 wrote:
GlitchedThrough wrote:
It looks like a bunch of browsers support LAN, but Brave doesn’t, which i believe is popular among Scratchers.
Perhaps it could be supported on the offline editor as well, which would theoretically just require an open port.
Instead of LAN, couldn’t scratch simply detect some details about the network people are on, and if they match up between two people, they can collaborate?

That would be too easy to spoof.
(Aaaand now time to regret moving to a New Scratcher account)

Gamer_Logan819

GlitchedThrough wrote:
Gamer_Logan819 wrote:
GlitchedThrough wrote:
It looks like a bunch of browsers support LAN, but Brave doesn’t, which i believe is popular among Scratchers.
Perhaps it could be supported on the offline editor as well, which would theoretically just require an open port.
Instead of LAN, couldn’t scratch simply detect some details about the network people are on, and if they match up between two people, they can collaborate?
That would be too easy to spoof.
(Aaaand now time to regret moving to a New Scratcher account)

If a browser isn’t supported, scratch could simply say “The browser you are using cannot support collaboration. Please use a different browser to collaborate.”

ajskateboarder

GlitchedThrough wrote:
It looks like a bunch of browsers support LAN, but Brave doesn’t, which i believe is popular among Scratchers.

Is there a specification for using LAN in the browser? I wasn't able to find anything

GlitchedThrough

ajskateboarder wrote:
GlitchedThrough wrote:
It looks like a bunch of browsers support LAN, but Brave doesn’t, which i believe is popular among Scratchers.
Is there a specification for using LAN in the browser? I wasn't able to find anything

I don’t believe so, they typically don’t differentiate between LAN and WAN

EngineerRunner

undeterminstic wrote:
What the Heck is Brave?
GlitchedThrough wrote:
It looks like a bunch of browsers support LAN, but Brave doesn’t, which i believe is popular among Scratchers.
Perhaps it could be supported on the offline editor as well, which would theoretically just require an open port.

asking what something that isn't scratch related or obscure is useless. please just google it, that is not a constructive response.

among_us1w2

like putting in localhost number for minecraft?

Gamer_Logan819

among_us1w2 wrote:
like putting in localhost number for minecraft?

??????
I play Minecraft and I don’t even know what this means

z10r

Support! I remember seeing a similar function on some random Scratch mod I found on Google a while ago. It allowed you to connect to a LAN server.

GlitchedThrough

Gamer_Logan819 wrote:
among_us1w2 wrote:
like putting in localhost number for minecraft?
??????
I play Minecraft and I don’t even know what this means

In Java, you can open a world to LAN and connect via the port. IP:Port is how you connect in particular(and of course you have to use a different port every time)

Last edited by GlitchedThrough (Dec. 15, 2023 10:52:56)

GlitchedThrough

Yeet, this suggestion could be a good one.

Gamer_Logan819

Thoust dare to bumpeth mine post?

Thanks!

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