• a compiler that runs projects up to 100x faster than normal Scratch
  
• a whole bunch of customizable addons
  
• dark mode
  
• interpolation
  
• high quality pen
  
• custom stage size
  
• a desktop app, like the Scratch Offline Editor
  
• a project packager, like HTMLifier
  
• unsandboxed extensions and custom extensions
  
• and a lot more
  

• Collaborations
  
• Archiving [old scratch projects, lower than ID 104]
  
• Lucky dip [where you enter in a random ID and indulge in the content of that id]
  
• H[elp] w[ith] S[scripts], where if you don't want to share your project through Scratch, then you can simply share a link through this mod.
  

DifferentDance8 wrote:

Why is that? Because of the fact that this mod allows you to see unshared projects.

DifferentDance8 wrote:

Wasn't there already a TW topic before, or is this the first one?

Knightbot63 wrote:

How do I load custom extensions?

this may sound stupid

know0your0true0color wrote:

(#9)

Knightbot63 wrote:

How do I load custom extensions?

this may sound stupid

-snip-

Knightbot63 wrote:

know0your0true0color wrote:

(#9)

Knightbot63 wrote:

How do I load custom extensions?

this may sound stupid

-snip-

Then what? Enter code of the extension?

know0your0true0color wrote:

(#11)

Knightbot63 wrote:

know0your0true0color wrote:

(#9)

Knightbot63 wrote:

How do I load custom extensions?

this may sound stupid

-snip-

Then what? Enter code of the extension?

no
you have to put the code of the extension online
on something like pastebin or github
pastebin is easiest to be fastest
make the paste and click “raw”
sorry the image is horrible
-snip-

Knightbot63 wrote:

How do I load custom extensions?

CST1229 wrote:

Obligatory "if you didn't know already, the ST is fixing unshared projects".

GarboMuffin wrote:

I'm happy to see it finally fixed. The TurboWarp project will continue on without change – things like the compiler and addons have always been the focus. Unshared projects were always something that just happened to work.

In other news, TurboWarp's scope is increasing as we're adding community-developed unsandboxed extensions (ie. new blocks) soon-ish (dealing with unshared project related changes may push this back a few days). Maybe another increase in scope is due. Massive maybe.

DifferentDance8 wrote:

Basically, this in a nutshell:
“Compiler has been a focus, in other news, we decided to add something that contradicts what I said earlier.”

uwv wrote:

i am excited to see what unsandboxed extensions will do! will it be possible to completely overwrite turbowarps renderer?

DifferentDance8 wrote:

Neat that unsandboxed extensions are a thing now! However, what is not so neat is not being able to load extensions unsandboxed that don't come from extensions.turbowarp.org, not even from github.

GarboMuffin wrote:

DifferentDance8 wrote:

Neat that unsandboxed extensions are a thing now! However, what is not so neat is not being able to load extensions unsandboxed that don't come from extensions.turbowarp.org, not even from github.

Letting anyone just run arbitrary JavaScript on the turbowarp.org domain unsandboxed would be very bad, so we need to somehow curate them. We don't want to be a conduit for phishing or other bad things. The requirements to get a .js file onto extensions.turbowarp.org are not going to be particularly high but getting it listed on the site or in the extension library may be harder. Gatekeeping users from being able to use cool extensions is not the intent of this system.