The4thPixel wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

The4thPixel wrote:

No support. An offline editor already exists. If you can't download it for some reason, I don't know what to tell you.

What about for Chromebooks? Or for those who can't install the offline editor? Not adding this is just alienating part of the community.

Like I said, I don't know what to tell you. Maybe buy a personal laptop with Windows on it?

Most people aren't going to buy a whole nother computer just to download it

Scratcher1002 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

I think that there should be a Chrome App for Scratch. I would love for there to be a way to get the Offline Editor without using a separate program (I can't install it atm, dont ask.) and a Chrome App could do it perfectly. Similar to how there is a Office 365 Chrome Extension, there should be a Chrome App for Scratch. This would really help when I am travelling bored with my laptop and cannot use the website.

The point of the offline editor, is if you can't use the internet, you can still use Scratch.
If you use a chrome app.. It's like an online editor.

Why I don't support.

Digital_Gaming wrote:

Scratcher1002 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

I think that there should be a Chrome App for Scratch. I would love for there to be a way to get the Offline Editor without using a separate program (I can't install it atm, dont ask.) and a Chrome App could do it perfectly. Similar to how there is a Office 365 Chrome Extension, there should be a Chrome App for Scratch. This would really help when I am travelling bored with my laptop and cannot use the website.

The point of the offline editor, is if you can't use the internet, you can still use Scratch.
If you use a chrome app.. It's like an online editor.

Why I don't support.

but it's not like an online editor. chrome apps can run without being connected to the internet.

Saiid wrote:

The4thPixel wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

The4thPixel wrote:

No support. An offline editor already exists. If you can't download it for some reason, I don't know what to tell you.

What about for Chromebooks? Or for those who can't install the offline editor? Not adding this is just alienating part of the community.

Like I said, I don't know what to tell you. Maybe buy a personal laptop with Windows on it?

Most people aren't going to buy a whole nother computer just to download it

Once again, I don't know what to tell you. Please stop forcing me to repeat my statement.

The4thPixel wrote:

Saiid wrote:

The4thPixel wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

The4thPixel wrote:

No support. An offline editor already exists. If you can't download it for some reason, I don't know what to tell you.

What about for Chromebooks? Or for those who can't install the offline editor? Not adding this is just alienating part of the community.

Like I said, I don't know what to tell you. Maybe buy a personal laptop with Windows on it?

Most people aren't going to buy a whole nother computer just to download it

Once again, I don't know what to tell you. Please stop forcing me to repeat my statement.

Not forcing you to repeat anything

Digital_Gaming wrote:

Scratcher1002 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

I think that there should be a Chrome App for Scratch. I would love for there to be a way to get the Offline Editor without using a separate program (I can't install it atm, dont ask.) and a Chrome App could do it perfectly. Similar to how there is a Office 365 Chrome Extension, there should be a Chrome App for Scratch. This would really help when I am travelling bored with my laptop and cannot use the website.

The point of the offline editor, is if you can't use the internet, you can still use Scratch.
If you use a chrome app.. It's like an online editor.

Why I don't support.

Chrome apps can run offline. When they do, they store data in a designated folder or in Chrome itself. Some extensions require internet, but a Chrome App editor for Scratch honestly shouldn't, except maybe for auto updates. Please do your research first.

The4thPixel wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

The4thPixel wrote:

No support. An offline editor already exists. If you can't download it for some reason, I don't know what to tell you.

What about for Chromebooks? Or for those who can't install the offline editor? Not adding this is just alienating part of the community.

Like I said, I don't know what to tell you. Maybe buy a personal laptop with Windows on it?

I have a personal gaming computer that is double locked. It doesn't help that I don't often have time to unlock both locks and still be able to do anything meaningful. I am not going to buy another laptop for the Offline Editor either. Stop finding stupid excuses for no supporting, because many Chromebook users and users unable to install applications have shown their support here. It's not as if it's a small need. I'm absolutely positive at least a hundred people would appreciate this. Besides, it'd actually be time well spent. It'd open more avenues to people who want to use Scratch but have shaky internet at home.

support!

While I don't use or particularly like ChromeOS, I can see this being helpful for many others

maybe if we give the much support to scratch then when its at 9,000 they may make it for chromebook

ealgase wrote:

Support!!!!!

Sobsz wrote:

support (1) times :: control

Why? Please give a reason for your choice.

camck wrote:

I'm working on an app for chromebook/workaround it will be out within the next 3 months

I'm almost done, I just need to fix assets

Prinseskat wrote:

Right now, there is no way to use Scratch offline with a Chromebook. I know that they're pretty useless offline anyways, but Chromebooks are used a lot in schools, as is Scratch, and using Scratch offline on one would be great. Would this be possible to do, putting it on the Chrome Store, where you can use stuff offline? (I feel like this'll be rejected, but I'd like to know your opinions on the topic anyway.)

completly agree

theunstoppablegamer15 wrote:

Prinseskat wrote:

Right now, there is no way to use Scratch offline with a Chromebook. I know that they're pretty useless offline anyways, but Chromebooks are used a lot in schools, as is Scratch, and using Scratch offline on one would be great. Would this be possible to do, putting it on the Chrome Store, where you can use stuff offline? (I feel like this'll be rejected, but I'd like to know your opinions on the topic anyway.)

completly agree

please dont necropost, the topic may still be relivent but please add too the disscussion

Nope there is no way to use scratch offline in chromebook
making a chrome app for chromebook will just bring you to the online editor

Prinseskat wrote:

Right now, there is no way to use Scratch offline with a Chromebook. I know that they're pretty useless offline anyways, but Chromebooks are used a lot in schools, as is Scratch, and using Scratch offline on one would be great. Would this be possible to do, putting it on the Chrome Store, where you can use stuff offline? (I feel like this'll be rejected, but I'd like to know your opinions on the topic anyway.)

Once the Android Version of scratch 3.0 is released, we should be able to use it on Chromebooks. By then almost every chromebook will have android capabilities, mine already does.

timmyiscool8 wrote:

Prinseskat wrote:

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Once the Android Version of scratch 3.0 is released, we should be able to use it on Chromebooks. By then almost every Chromebook will have android capabilities, mine already does.

Scratch 3.0 is being made in HTML5 which is compatible with most modern devices. It won't have a app for smartphones, it will all be online.

Duplicate: https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/179502/?page=1

Topic may not be as old as this one but it has more discussion on it.

Bump

VoltageGames wrote:

I, myself, own a chromebook (Well, my dad does).
Chromebooks cannot download software, it's browser only. So “Offline” editor in the chromebook would just be an app that links to the Online editor.

I also use a chromebook, and the only useful thing on the chrome web store is an extension by griffpatch(Not joking) that tells you your messages and allows you to answer them without actually physically looking at the page.
Aside from that, there's nothing else.
Animator, gamer, blogger,
-Warriorbuilds3

Warriorbuilds3 wrote:

VoltageGames wrote:

I, myself, own a chromebook (Well, my dad does).
Chromebooks cannot download software, it's browser only. So “Offline” editor in the chromebook would just be an app that links to the Online editor.

I also use a chromebook, and the only useful thing on the chrome web store is an extension by griffpatch(Not joking) that tells you your messages and allows you to answer them without actually physically looking at the page.
Aside from that, there's nothing else.
Animator, gamer, blogger,
-Warriorbuilds3

there's isonline too