CCPlymJoe wrote:

Sigton wrote:

jokebookservice1 wrote:

Cloud Encode (contents of scratch.mit.edu/)::custom
set to (result) //Contains a user's email

That's a very good point, it can easily get a users email. If it has such a big security issue I doubt it will be added.

Sigton

It would get data as someone logged out most likely. As if you're logged out, you can't get session ID's or emails from anyone because that's handled by encryption, hashes, and other stuff by Scratch itself.

LionHeart70 wrote:

I don't see much use so I can't really say I support..

forever
  ignore (content of [scratch v].mit.edu/[] :: sensing)
end

define ignore (value)

jokebookservice1 wrote:

EDIT: Does it really matter if you get the content of a bad website… you couldv'e just imported the content yourself

Jonathan50 wrote:

jokebookservice1 wrote:

EDIT: Does it really matter if you get the content of a bad website… you couldv'e just imported the content yourself

Yes, because the web isn't completely static so you won't always get the same response…

Jonathan50 wrote:

It'd be nice but the problem is with scripts like this

forever
  ignore (content of [scratch v].mit.edu/[] :: sensing)
end

define ignore (value)

that would be a problem for people with limited broadband or mobile data.

TheUltimatum wrote:

Mobile data? Scratch is for PC.