Not many people are looking for a job at the scratch team, this place is meant for children anyways, and there will be more people interested in helping on the forums than getting a job at Scratch.

It appears to be that both are already listed, no?

Za-Chary wrote:

It appears to be that both are already listed, no?

no

8to16 wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

It appears to be that both are already listed, no?

no

From which (type of) device was this screenshot taken?

Za-Chary wrote:

8to16 wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

It appears to be that both are already listed, no?

no

From which (type of) device was this screenshot taken?

From a desktop browser with zoomed, this means the same viewpoint as mobile

8to16 wrote:

From a desktop browser with zoomed, this means the same viewpoint as mobile

I just checked on my phone, and by turning the phone sideways, I see all the links at the bottom. I am interesting in hearing what someone with an actual tablet sees in terms of the footer links — that would perhaps be the most relevant.

Za-Chary wrote:

8to16 wrote:

From a desktop browser with zoomed, this means the same viewpoint as mobile

I just checked on my phone, and by turning the phone sideways, I see all the links at the bottom. I am interesting in hearing what someone with an actual tablet sees in terms of the footer links — that would perhaps be the most relevant.

I have an iPad with iOS 16.1 using Chrome 130.0.6723.37 and when I turn my device sideways it appears I see all footer links as well.

Za-Chary wrote:

8to16 wrote:

From a desktop browser with zoomed, this means the same viewpoint as mobile

I just checked on my phone, and by turning the phone sideways, I see all the links at the bottom. I am interesting in hearing what someone with an actual tablet sees in terms of the footer links — that would perhaps be the most relevant.

I have a Samsung Tablet S8, and yes, all the links appear normally. Everything appears normally, Yes, even with desktop site turned off/on. And yes, even with portrait mode or with landscape mode.

The_Insane_Creator wrote:

I have a Samsung Tablet S8, and yes, all the links appear normally. Everything appears normally, Yes, even with desktop site turned off/on. And yes, even with portrait mode or with landscape mode.

The_Insane_Creator wrote:

I have a Samsung Tablet S8, and yes, all the links appear normally. Everything appears normally, Yes, even with desktop site turned off/on. And yes, even with portrait mode or with landscape mode.

Za-Chary wrote:

I just checked on my phone, and by turning the phone sideways, I see all the links at the bottom. I am interesting in hearing what someone with an actual tablet sees in terms of the footer links — that would perhaps be the most relevant.

You need a smaller screen to see the mobile footer

8to16 wrote:

The_Insane_Creator wrote:

I have a Samsung Tablet S8, and yes, all the links appear normally. Everything appears normally, Yes, even with desktop site turned off/on. And yes, even with portrait mode or with landscape mode.

The_Insane_Creator wrote:

I have a Samsung Tablet S8, and yes, all the links appear normally. Everything appears normally, Yes, even with desktop site turned off/on. And yes, even with portrait mode or with landscape mode.

Za-Chary wrote:

I just checked on my phone, and by turning the phone sideways, I see all the links at the bottom. I am interesting in hearing what someone with an actual tablet sees in terms of the footer links — that would perhaps be the most relevant.

You need a smaller screen to see the mobile footer

Luckily, I also have a iPhone 14 Pro, and it looks like only the following appears in portrait mode.
- About Scratch
- Jobs
- Contact Us
- Terms Of Use
- Privacy Policy
- Community Guidelines

But everything else appears in landscape mode.

Support support support! It is visible on the 2.0 pages, but not the 3.0 pages. It would be so nice, but it'd require rearranging a bunch of the footer.

8to16 wrote:

You need a smaller screen to see the mobile footer

Now consider the fact that Scratch is not exactly designed for phones in mind. For longer-form discussions that the forums are for, I'm not sure a phone would be the best device to use anyway. Sure, using the forums on a phone kills time when riding the metro, but I argue that it is sufficient to ensure that all the links appear on tablets rather than phones.

Za-Chary wrote:

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Now consider the fact that Scratch is not exactly designed for phones in mind. For longer-form discussions that the forums are for, I'm not sure a phone would be the best device to use anyway. Sure, using the forums on a phone kills time when riding the metro, but I argue that it is sufficient to ensure that all the links appear on tablets rather than phones.

Scratch 3 is designed to be usable on mobile. I've done plenty of discussing on my phone (like now). And I don't think we should generalize mobile to tablets. I use a phone, and I think a bunch of other people do.

50_scratch_tabs wrote:

Scratch 3 is designed to be usable on mobile. I've done plenty of discussing on my phone (like now). And I don't think we should generalize mobile to tablets. I use a phone, and I think a bunch of other people do.

I think you have it backwards. Scratch is intended to work on tablets. While the website just so happens to also work on phones, I don't think the Scratch Team is prioritizing phones over tablets/laptops/desktops.

bump

8to16 wrote:

Not many people are looking for a job at the scratch team, this place is meant for children anyways, and there will be more people interested in helping on the forums than getting a job at Scratch.

Bold statements just to replace a single link.. why can't the footer be fixed for mobile completely?