SpyCoderX wrote:

Using cellular data appears to fix the glitch.

Steps to do this:
1. Have a phone with cellular data.
2. Disconnect that phone from WiFi
3. Connect the glitched device to the phone's wifi. (iPhone has a “hotspot” feature which is what I've used)
4. Open scratch on the glitched device.
5. The bug should be fixed.

I don't bring my phone to school and I don't have hotspot and my Chromebook at home is currently broken and being repaired across like the whole country

818997 wrote:

SpyCoderX wrote:

Using cellular data appears to fix the glitch.

Steps to do this:
1. Have a phone with cellular data.
2. Disconnect that phone from WiFi
3. Connect the glitched device to the phone's wifi. (iPhone has a “hotspot” feature which is what I've used)
4. Open scratch on the glitched device.
5. The bug should be fixed.

I don't bring my phone to school and I don't have hotspot and my Chromebook at home is currently broken and being repaired across like the whole country

Oh.

SpyCoderX wrote:

818997 wrote:

SpyCoderX wrote:

Using cellular data appears to fix the glitch.

Steps to do this:
1. Have a phone with cellular data.
2. Disconnect that phone from WiFi
3. Connect the glitched device to the phone's wifi. (iPhone has a “hotspot” feature which is what I've used)
4. Open scratch on the glitched device.
5. The bug should be fixed.

I don't bring my phone to school and I don't have hotspot and my Chromebook at home is currently broken and being repaired across like the whole country

Oh.

The only thing I can do now is just wait to get my Chromebook back and the bug should hopefully just not happen there because I think its only happening to me since I'm on a school device and the adblocker might be doing something with it

Could I be added to the affected list since this bug is happening to me on 4 separate devices (2 School Chromebooks and 2 School computers)

818997 wrote:

Could I be added to the affected list since this bug is happening to me on 4 separate devices (2 School Chromebooks and 2 School computers)

You're already on the list.

SpyCoderX wrote:

818997 wrote:

Could I be added to the affected list since this bug is happening to me on 4 separate devices (2 School Chromebooks and 2 School computers)

You're already on the list.

Alright thanks

This bug is very annoying.

This might have already been stated, but I just figured out that I can click my user at the top, then “Profile” and everything in my history comes up. This is apparently how many of my students have been pulling up their projects already.

I'm also on a school Chromebook. I searched google and YouTube and there are no videos that mention this. Literally there is a video that tells u how to fix “all bugs and glitches” and it didn't even MENTION this one. So i'm really confused. How I've been accessing my projects is sharing them and using the ‘See inside’ button to edit. This however isn't a solid solution if I want to work on a project later but it's unfinished.

I am currently affected by this.
My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 124.0.0.0, No Flash version detected

I'm affected by this glitch too

I think according to a Scratch Team member, overcapacity on the site is what caused the bug I think… Also, can you put me on the list, please?

Im not affected! Could you add me onto the not affected list?

Some of those bugs happen to me.

Does anyone know any solutions to this bug? ((I've already signed out and back in, restarted my computer, and reset my internet router with no results…

I'd love to know a solution to this, cause it's SO FRUSTERATING to not be able to access my unshared projects. >

This has happened to me and I hate it.

SpyCoderX wrote:

I think you can just wait it out, but please let me know if this works.

That's what I did and eventually it got fixed