Hello! So a really bad glitch on scratch is when the My Stuff tab doesn't load, this can take up to days of waiting for it to come back, though I do have a possible fix so you can work on projects while waiting. If you have a device that doesn't use google chrome, and has access to scratch, then try and access your stuff from there, it should load. You can then copy the link into a google doc on what you wish to use to work on the project and you will be able to access it!
Hopefully ST can attempt to remedy the problem but for now, give them a small break for once!

I personally recommend using an IPhone or something, since that has Safari and not Chrome

That's not a fix, it's a work around. Do you have another way?

Not really, the best way besides my suggestion is just… waiting… usually it takes 2 days or longer

This wouldn’t work still, I’ve tested this out and it didn’t work

There is already a discussion on this, where this solution has been suggested and proven to not work many times: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/727967/
Please discuss the bug there rather than creating new topics.
For more info on this bug, please go here: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/756184/

BobTheBananu wrote:

There is already a discussion on this, where this solution has been suggested and proven to not work many times: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/727967/
Please discuss the bug there rather than creating new topics.
For more info on this bug, please go here: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/756184/

Actually, I’ve found that using mobile data to access scratch appears to fix the glitch.

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SpyCoderX wrote:

BobTheBananu wrote:

There is already a discussion on this, where this solution has been suggested and proven to not work many times: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/727967/
Please discuss the bug there rather than creating new topics.
For more info on this bug, please go here: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/756184/

Actually, I’ve found that using mobile data to access scratch appears to fix the glitch.

I legit just saw somebody say “Oh Google chrome causes it” and I tested Safari on my phone and it WORKED.

samnihilator wrote:

This wouldn’t work still, I’ve tested this out and it didn’t work

Then… Just… Wait I guess… IDK bruh .-.

An_idiot_LOL wrote:

SpyCoderX wrote:

BobTheBananu wrote:

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Actually, I’ve found that using mobile data to access scratch appears to fix the glitch.

I legit just saw somebody say “Oh Google chrome causes it” and I tested Safari on my phone and it WORKED.

That could be the phone, not the browser, though. Also, a lot of people have had the problem on non-Chrome browsers, including Safari.

BobTheBananu wrote:

An_idiot_LOL wrote:

SpyCoderX wrote:

BobTheBananu wrote:

-snip-

Actually, I’ve found that using mobile data to access scratch appears to fix the glitch.

I legit just saw somebody say “Oh Google chrome causes it” and I tested Safari on my phone and it WORKED.

That could be the phone, not the browser, though. Also, a lot of people have had the problem on non-Chrome browsers, including Safari.

I guess nobody knows what causes the glitch or how to truly repair it, so we're screwed.

This bug has been extremely prominent recently, discuss it here, instead of making a new topic!

This happened to me today. I don't know what caused it or if my school blocked something on Scratch.

the same thing happened to me and I haven't been able to access my stuff on this computer for almost a whole school week

bluemule64 wrote:

This happened to me today. I don't know what caused it or if my school blocked something on Scratch.

It's usually caused by too much memory usage

Wait what? It happens to me for a few minutes, but a few days??

I_am_a_catkitty wrote:

Wait what? It happens to me for a few minutes, but a few days??

I know.

What is “too much memory usage” and how do I fix it?

@bluemule64 (quote button isn't working btw) Too much memory usage is basically too much storage held inside your computer, usually you just have to delete some history to fix it.

An_idiot_LOL wrote:

@bluemule64 (quote button isn't working btw) Too much memory usage is basically too much storage held inside your computer, usually you just have to delete some history to fix it.

The 2.0 sites are working now. I don't think I even did anything to the computer that I was using.