Like, what are the recommended system requirements to use Scratch? (Both the online and offline version)
1. RAM - how many gigs of RAM do you have to use Scratch? 3 GB? 4 GB? 6 GB? 8 GB?
2. CPU - which cpu clock speed and how many cores do you need? 1.6 GHz? 1.8 GHz? 1.9 GHz? 2 GHz?
3. WebGL - which OpenGL or Vulkan, DirectX version do you need to have to comfortly use Scratch?
4. Storage and capacity - how many gigs of storage do you need to have, and whats more good for using Scratch and saving & loading projects from the disk?
I have a computer and a phone whose can run Scratch very well.

Scratch isn't very picky. As long as you aren't running it on a microwave it should probably work.

MagicCoder330 wrote:

Scratch isn't very picky. As long as you aren't running it on a microwave it should probably work.

I am asking its recommended system requirements for comfort use, not the minimal ones.

I have a windows 10 laptop, im good

I don't really think there are that many requirements to run it well. You can get Scratch running ok on a school chromebook, so I don't think there's any set comfortable requirements. There are some big projects that need external loaders to run them faster (like Turbowarp), so really the intensity required is based on the project you're veiwing, it's not a set requirement/limit.

I don't think this will help, but just in case, scroll down a bit here to the question “What are the system requirements for Scratch?”: https://scratch.mit.edu/faq

Za-Chary wrote:

I don't think this will help, but just in case, scroll down a bit here to the question “What are the system requirements for Scratch?”: https://scratch.mit.edu/faq

And Scratch 2.0 pages work with very old browsers like Google Chrome 49 for the online website.

Za-Chary wrote:

I don't think this will help, but just in case, scroll down a bit here to the question “What are the system requirements for Scratch?”: https://scratch.mit.edu/faq

But in these system requirements there is no ram or cpu clock speed, storage capacity, and webgl, I never asked about what browser do I need. I already know that Scratch is Chrome 63+, Windows 10+, Android 6.0+, macOS 10.13+.

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kip23s wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

I don't think this will help, but just in case, scroll down a bit here to the question “What are the system requirements for Scratch?”: https://scratch.mit.edu/faq

And Scratch 2.0 pages work with very old browsers like Google Chrome 49 for the online website.

And Internet Explorer 11 Mobile

BUMPing the BUMP and BUMPing the BUMP, by the way, why is everyone here talking about software? I asked which hardware you need… not the Chrome or OS version you need….

gem1001 wrote:

kip23s wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

I don't think this will help, but just in case, scroll down a bit here to the question “What are the system requirements for Scratch?”: https://scratch.mit.edu/faq

And Scratch 2.0 pages work with very old browsers like Google Chrome 49 for the online website.

And Internet Explorer 11 Mobile

What's Internet Explorer Mobile? And does it work with only 2.0 pages or 3.0 as well?

I know a guy who's just casually messaged me on Scratch from his wii before

SkyCedar wrote:

I know a guy who's just casually messaged me on Scratch from his wii before

And there was that topic on QaS where somebody asked if they could use their Samsung fridge and then they did

SimonCheeseburger wrote:

SkyCedar wrote:

I know a guy who's just casually messaged me on Scratch from his wii before

And there was that topic on QaS where somebody asked if they could use their Samsung fridge and then they did

Samsung can basically run anything
once I ran scratch on a Samsung TV
Also crazy lore drop of how cedar got messaged from a Wii (and also I think I do remember the Samsung fridge topic but i dont think I ever saw him actually use the fridge)

This topic where I just asked the recommended hardware requirements for Scratch turned into a browser war

Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:

SimonCheeseburger wrote:

SkyCedar wrote:

I know a guy who's just casually messaged me on Scratch from his wii before

And there was that topic on QaS where somebody asked if they could use their Samsung fridge and then they did

Samsung can basically run anything
once I ran scratch on a Samsung TV
Also crazy lore drop of how cedar got messaged from a Wii (and also I think I do remember the Samsung fridge topic but i dont think I ever saw him actually use the fridge)

I managed to run Scratch on my Samsung Galaxy

kip23s wrote:

gem1001 wrote:

kip23s wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

I don't think this will help, but just in case, scroll down a bit here to the question “What are the system requirements for Scratch?”: https://scratch.mit.edu/faq

And Scratch 2.0 pages work with very old browsers like Google Chrome 49 for the online website.

And Internet Explorer 11 Mobile

What's Internet Explorer Mobile? And does it work with only 2.0 pages or 3.0 as well?

Microsoft® Internet Explorer™ 11, but on Windows® Phones
I think it's just called Internet Explorer, though but you have to differentiate it from the desktop version somehow
Because who doesn't have a Nokia® Lumia™ 635 with Microsoft® Windows Phone® 8.1?

scratch-www pages just load to a blank purple screen due to limited or nonexistent React support.

The answers above are not really satisfying me, I asked how much CPU clock speed need, RAM, WebGL, Storage capacity and everyone is starting a war about Internet Explorer, Windows 10, Samsung, Chromebooks, etc.

XDKosmosStartM wrote:

The answers above are not really satisfying me, I asked how much CPU clock speed need, RAM, WebGL, Storage capacity and everyone is starting a war about Internet Explorer, Windows 10, Samsung, Chromebooks, etc.

Well, Scratch doesn't really use your storage.
And you will need WebGL for the stage to work.