Getting Scratch Link on chromebook for microbits?

mrsgocsb

Has anyone found a solution to using the microbit extension on a chromebook? I can't download Scratch Link on Chrome OS.

-_Illusion-_

You can only download Scratch (Any version, I believe) on Windows or Mac. I also use a Chromebook and ran into the same problem.

-_Illusion-_

It also works with Bluetooth apparently, here's what I found Couldn't upload image from my computer, sorry!

Last edited by -_Illusion-_ (Jan. 22, 2019 23:01:25)

mstone326

I have been using S2Bot (Chrome app) and using Scratchx.org to use Lego WeDo 2.0 with Scratch on Chromebooks. It is a bit of a chore to connect at times but once you get the order down it works pretty flawlessly.

I just looked to see and micro:bit is on the list of the S2Bot app. Hope this helps as a workaround.

ushyshay

you can change to linux beta

rabbit_codes

I also have the same problem, it was the plan to use it in school….

ajsya

YodaLightsabr wrote:
Seriously? I waited 5 months for Lego BOOST to be available on Scratch, and now I can't use it because I'm on a Chromebook? Really ST? It's not that hard to make a chrome app or extension! Even I've done it before! The Scratch Team should really start working on Scratch for Chromebooks. Just copy and paste the HTML! Not hard!
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Calm down, a Chromebook isn't the best software for doing coding anyways. It bums me too but luckily I have a Mac downstairs, but my sister is always hogging it so that doesn't always work out.

thiyagesh

I have two !

teddybears123456789

YodaLightsabr wrote:
Seriously? I waited 5 months for Lego BOOST to be available on Scratch, and now I can't use it because I'm on a Chromebook? Really ST? It's not that hard to make a chrome app or extension! Even I've done it before! The Scratch Team should really start working on Scratch for Chromebooks. Just copy and paste the HTML! Not hard!
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scratch team messes up [ a lot v]
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K first of all thats not how html works
Windows has a specific dev for everything that makkes it loook like windows
Chrome OS is a lot different u need to change all the devs and still check for code that might not work on a chromebook after all. This is stuff that would take more than 4 gb ram or things that the chromebook just cant run

fman2344

YodaLightsabr wrote:
Seriously? I waited 5 months for Lego BOOST to be available on Scratch, and now I can't use it because I'm on a Chromebook? Really ST? It's not that hard to make a chrome app or extension! Even I've done it before! The Scratch Team should really start working on Scratch for Chromebooks. Just copy and paste the HTML! Not hard!
when green flag clicked
scratch team messes up [ a lot v]
broadcast [Scratchers get mad! v]
stop (all)

world.kano.me is trying to make an app for Chrome OS and Kano also uses kits but it makes its own.

AndreasMo

ajsya wrote:
YodaLightsabr wrote:
Seriously? I waited 5 months for Lego BOOST to be available on Scratch, and now I can't use it because I'm on a Chromebook? Really ST? It's not that hard to make a chrome app or extension! Even I've done it before! The Scratch Team should really start working on Scratch for Chromebooks. Just copy and paste the HTML! Not hard!
when green flag clicked
scratch team messes up [ a lot v]
broadcast [Scratchers get mad! v]
stop (all)
Calm down, a Chromebook isn't the best software for doing coding anyways. It bums me too but luckily I have a Mac downstairs, but my sister is always hogging it so that doesn't always work out.

A Chromebook is best for programming and it is not only a software. Don't be such rigid man.

ajsya

AndreasMo wrote:
ajsya wrote:
YodaLightsabr wrote:
Seriously? I waited 5 months for Lego BOOST to be available on Scratch, and now I can't use it because I'm on a Chromebook? Really ST? It's not that hard to make a chrome app or extension! Even I've done it before! The Scratch Team should really start working on Scratch for Chromebooks. Just copy and paste the HTML! Not hard!
when green flag clicked
scratch team messes up [ a lot v]
broadcast [Scratchers get mad! v]
stop (all)
Calm down, a Chromebook isn't the best software for doing coding anyways. It bums me too but luckily I have a Mac downstairs, but my sister is always hogging it so that doesn't always work out.
A Chromebook is best for programming and it is not only a software. Don't be such rigid man.

I posted it a year ago so please pardon me, I am now more enlightened on the subject of computers and programming. Also, It's debatable if a Chromebook if best for programming. As this topic points out there is more software available for Windows and Mac then there is for Linux devices. Although, there are workarounds to this problem. In general, you could most certainly use a Chromebook to program most of the time.

Also, to update the situation (even though this topic is over a year old) you can now download the Scratch App from the google play store and use your micro:bit with Scratch that way.

busterofficial

hello peoples i get mad of dat issue too

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cactiicreeper5

dose anyone know how to add a link

Peach_SSBU

cactiicreeper5 wrote:
dose anyone know how to add a link

When typing, it's beside the image thingy.

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Peach_SSBU

Chromebooks are so hard to use for coding, i'm a on Chromebook and thats why most of my projects are small or not working well..

JD_Gruffalo

mrsgocsb wrote:
Has anyone found a solution to using the microbit extension on a Chromebook? I can't download Scratch Link on Chrome OS.

qwertyuiop416

Yeah, if you go on play store on chromebook you won't find Scratch Link. It only works on PC Windows. I'm not sure.

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