are you still able to download scratch 2.0 offline editor? i got an idea for something and tried to download it, but it doesn't let me so i'm curious if they stopped support for it or if i need to do something

Yes you can

MythosLore wrote:

Q: How do I download the 2.0 offline editor?
To download the 2.0 editor, you have to go to this page (you might have to click “Advanced” to do so, because sometimes your browser may automatically block it). It should be a blank page that says nothing but “Scratch On!”. Then, close out of that tab and go to this page.

Alternatively, you can use this old abandoned page that still shows the links to download Scratch 2.0 or the Wayback machine to download it.

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/7957836/
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/7961854/

FrebDeluxe wrote:

i'm curious if they stopped support for it or if i need to do something

They did stop support for it- meaning if you find a bug posting in BaG will get you nowhere.

They retain .sb to .sb3 and .sb2 to .sb3 converters on the website for backwards compatibility.

I would read @medians post above this one on how to download it.

FrebDeluxe wrote:

are you still able to download scratch 2.0 offline editor? i got an idea for something and tried to download it, but it doesn't let me so i'm curious if they stopped support for it or if i need to do something

they stopped support for it on the normal website but you can go try a link on cdn.scratch.mit.edu or whatever its called cuz they probaly have the file in there you can download or you can go to thirdparty installer websites or sketchy websites but these are sketchy websites so try the cdn.scratch.mit.edu method first

tactilewaryellow wrote:

FrebDeluxe wrote:

are you still able to download scratch 2.0 offline editor? i got an idea for something and tried to download it, but it doesn't let me so i'm curious if they stopped support for it or if i need to do something

they stopped support for it on the normal website but you can go try a link on cdn.scratch.mit.edu or whatever its called cuz they probaly have the file in there you can download or you can go to thirdparty installer websites or sketchy websites but these are sketchy websites so try the cdn.scratch.mit.edu method first

No, look at my post above