1. Your extension has access to the scratch VM
   
2. Your extension runs faster (usually)
   
3. You have access to all browser api's
   

        // major credit to CST for this (I did modify it some to allow sandboxed if you only want the speed boost (:
	const extensionClass = YourExt;
	if (Scratch) {
		if (Scratch.extensions.unsandboxed) {
			Scratch.extensions.register(new extensionClass(Scratch.vm));
		} else {
                        // comment out if you use VM things
			Scratch.extensions.register(new extensionClass());
                        // throw new Error("YourExt cannot run in sandboxed mode.");
		} 
	} else if (globalThis.vm) {
		// Support loading the extension "the old way"
		// (running the code in something like the browser console
		// or E羊icques' load_plugin URL parameter)
		const extensionInstance = new extensionClass(globalThis.vm);
		const serviceName = globalThis.vm.extensionManager._registerInternalExtension(
			extensionInstance
		);
		globalThis.vm.extensionManager._loadedExtensions.set(
			extensionInstance.getInfo().id, serviceName
		); 
	} else {
		throw new Error("Scratch Not detected"); // no idea if there is anything else i can do here
	};

1. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API
   
2. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript
   
3. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web
   

1. 
   

   jaxon_baxon wrote:

   this is incredibly interesting, unsandboxed extensions seem really useful. why haven't i heard of this??

   
   Because before a few weeks ago, you had to use internal Scratch.extentions.* methods
   

CST1229 wrote:

I have also made an extension (st: not a browser extension!) that can only run unsandboxed by the way (to load images from URL and stamp them onto the stage).
(does this count as advertising?)

showierdata9978 wrote:

They have to be injected with nono word

DifferentDance8 wrote:

showierdata9978 wrote:

They have to be injected with nono word

Wait a second, nono word allows you to load unsandboxed extensions?

showierdata9978 wrote:

DifferentDance8 wrote:

showierdata9978 wrote:

They have to be injected with nono word

Wait a second, nono word allows you to load unsandboxed extensions?

Ye, using one that can inject javascript into pages
you can also use sheeptesters scratch GUI

javascript:(function()%7Bfetch(prompt('url%3F')).then(r%3D>r.text()).then(t%3D>eval(t))%7D)()%3B

know0your0true0color wrote:

(#11)

showierdata9978 wrote:

DifferentDance8 wrote:

showierdata9978 wrote:

They have to be injected with nono word

Wait a second, nono word allows you to load unsandboxed extensions?

Ye, using one that can inject javascript into pages
you can also use sheeptesters scratch GUI

i made a bookmarklet that can inject scratch extensions
javascriptfunction()%7Bfetch(prompt('url%3F')).then(r%3D>r.text()).then(t%3D>eval(t))%7D)()%3B
replace the sad face with a : and a ( combined
make a bookmark in your browser with this as the url
click on it to use

javascript:(function()%7Bfetch(prompt('url%3F')).then(r%3D>r.text()).then(t%3D>eval(t))%7D)()%3B

CST1229 wrote:

know0your0true0color wrote:

(#11)

showierdata9978 wrote:

DifferentDance8 wrote:

showierdata9978 wrote:

They have to be injected with nono word

Wait a second, nono word allows you to load unsandboxed extensions?

Ye, using one that can inject javascript into pages
you can also use sheeptesters scratch GUI

i made a bookmarklet that can inject scratch extensions
javascriptfunction()%7Bfetch(prompt('url%3F')).then(r%3D>r.text()).then(t%3D>eval(t))%7D)()%3B
replace the sad face with a : and a ( combined
make a bookmark in your browser with this as the url
click on it to use

Use [code][/code] tags:

javascript:(function()%7Bfetch(prompt('url%3F')).then(r%3D>r.text()).then(t%3D>eval(t))%7D)()%3B

showierdata9978 wrote:

(#16)

DifferentDance8 wrote:

showierdata9978 wrote:

They have to be injected with nono word

Wait a second, nono word allows you to load unsandboxed extensions?

yes there are nonoword js, html, css injectors that you can use to run JavaScript in a tab