Scratch 2.0 Online

exsaerxsds112

Hey guys, My name is exsareadsdsds112 (you can just call me 112). And I've been wondering… can I get Scratch 2.0 working online? I can't have the offline editor, since I don't trust .exe files… The Scratch Archive doesn't have Scratch 2.0, and the Wayback Machine doesn't work for me anymore. And I'm talking not just the editor, I mean the WHOLE site. there still any options for me left?

when green flag clicked
forever
if <[someone can find or create full scratch 2.0 online] = [true]> then
forever
say [YES THANK YOU YES]
end
end
end

Last edited by exsaerxsds112 (July 16, 2024 01:39:02)

bunnyCoder16

The way-back machine might work for this!

donotforgetmycode

You won't be able to find a working archive of the whole Scratch 2 site that includes the editor. I can assure you that the official offline editor is completely safe. However, if you really don't trust it, medians has a list of 2.0 editor archives.

exsaerxsds112

donotforgetmycode wrote:
You won't be able to find a working archive of the whole Scratch 2 site that includes the editor. I can assure you that the official offline editor is completely safe. However, if you really don't trust it, medians has a list of 2.0 editor archives.

If you can't seem to find anything, try to create the 2.0 site like it says in the scratchblocks!

Last edited by exsaerxsds112 (July 16, 2024 14:48:43)

exsaerxsds112

bunnyCoder16 wrote:
The way-back machine might work for this!

The wayback machine is too much for my internet to handle now.

medians

donotforgetmycode wrote:
You won't be able to find a working archive of the whole Scratch 2 site that includes the editor. I can assure you that the official offline editor is completely safe. However, if you really don't trust it, medians has a list of 2.0 editor archives.

No, if you go to the editor on the wayback machine on an old browser, it will either only display the player (depending on what archive you go to, and your browser [including the version]), or it will display the full editor. However, you need Adobe Flash:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/791440079/
If it only displays the player, try one of the alternative urls (like s2online.github.io), use a newer version of the browser that you're using, or going to another time in the archive.

Last edited by medians (July 16, 2024 15:58:10)

exsaerxsds112

define create it
set [full scratch 2.0 available v] to [fan-created]

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(full scratch 2.0 available) = [false]> then
create it
end
end

Last edited by exsaerxsds112 (July 18, 2024 03:29:09)

exsaerxsds112

exsaerxsds112 wrote:

define create it
set [full scratch 2.0 available v] to [fan-created]

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(full scratch 2.0 available) = [false]> then
create it
end
end

This means that if you can't find anything, you can always just create it!

Last edited by exsaerxsds112 (July 18, 2024 03:28:44)

scratchcode1_2_3

Not all .exe files are bad, even though some are malicious. The official link is completely safe. Every single app on your computer is a .exe behind the scenes.

cake__5

bump, im on a chromebook and really want to access scratch 2.0 again mostly because of the text aliasing

edit: i find scratch 2.0 to be nostalgic

edit 2: internet archive scratch 2.0 is weirdly sized and CANT HANDLE TEXT

Last edited by cake__5 (Feb. 22, 2025 14:34:21)

medians

cake__5 wrote:
bump, im on a chromebook and really want to access scratch 2.0 again mostly because of the text aliasing

edit: i find scratch 2.0 to be nostalgic

edit 2: internet archive scratch 2.0 is weirdly sized and CANT HANDLE TEXT

Use regular Flash with an old browser if you're using an extension, those extensions likely don't fully support AS3 yet. Also, there was ScratchX, which you can also view through the wayback machine or here:
https://scratchfoundation.github.io/scratchx/

Bwenedian_Vr

I created a project on Glitch.com that brings the Scratch 2.0 web editor back to life using HTML5 and Ruffle. After some digging, I found the exact .swf file used in the original editor and got it running smoothly with Ruffle. Since the default Ruffle loading screen didn’t quite fit the Scratch aesthetic, I designed a custom one using HTML and CSS. It includes HD block rendering, downloading.sb2 files, uploading.sb2 files, the full costume and sound library, and even mobile support.

Additionally, I made the project installable as a progressive web app (PWA), so you can add it to your home screen and launch it like a native app. Currently, about 90% of the editor is supported, and with Ruffle’s ongoing development, full support could be possible by 2026.

Check it out here: https://scratchflash.glitch.me/

edit 1:
Sorry for the necropost, i am trying to help people get a way to run an HD scratch 2.0 editor online without flash

Last edited by Bwenedian_Vr (March 23, 2025 01:18:37)

shadow8737

Bwenedian_Vr wrote:
I created a project on Glitch.com that brings the Scratch 2.0 web editor back to life using HTML5 and Ruffle. After some digging, I found the exact .swf file used in the original editor and got it running smoothly with Ruffle. Since the default Ruffle loading screen didn’t quite fit the Scratch aesthetic, I designed a custom one using HTML and CSS. It includes HD block rendering, downloading.sb2 files, uploading.sb2 files, the full costume and sound library, and even mobile support.

Additionally, I made the project installable as a progressive web app (PWA), so you can add it to your home screen and launch it like a native app. Currently, about 90% of the editor is supported, and with Ruffle’s ongoing development, full support could be possible by 2026.

Check it out here: https://scratchflash.glitch.me/

edit 1:
Sorry for the necropost, i am trying to help people get a way to run an HD scratch 2.0 editor online without flash

:OOO

PartyPizza205

shadow8737 wrote:
Bwenedian_Vr wrote:
I created a project on Glitch.com that brings the Scratch 2.0 web editor back to life using HTML5 and Ruffle. After some digging, I found the exact .swf file used in the original editor and got it running smoothly with Ruffle. Since the default Ruffle loading screen didn’t quite fit the Scratch aesthetic, I designed a custom one using HTML and CSS. It includes HD block rendering, downloading.sb2 files, uploading.sb2 files, the full costume and sound library, and even mobile support.

Additionally, I made the project installable as a progressive web app (PWA), so you can add it to your home screen and launch it like a native app. Currently, about 90% of the editor is supported, and with Ruffle’s ongoing development, full support could be possible by 2026.

Check it out here: https://scratchflash.glitch.me/

edit 1:
Sorry for the necropost, i am trying to help people get a way to run an HD scratch 2.0 editor online without flash
:OOO

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