All of the schools that I have visited had blocked sites like TurboWarp and Forkphorus.
Forkphorus was lesser known, thus it wasn't blocked by some of those schools.
But TURBOWARP?
Scratch is unblocked by EVERY school I've been to.
Let me explain why I'm mad:

Scratch is slow, so I need an alternative.
TurboWarp is the best option for editing/playing games.
TurboWarp is Scratch but with WAYYY more extensions and it compiles projects to JavaScript for faster speeds.
So, in conclusion, TurboWarp is Scratch. Literally.

(I mean, I guess forkphorus works but I can't edit projects)

JoshuaLikesFNF wrote:

TurboWarp is the best option for editing/playng games.

do you hear what your saying rn

Try this alternatives:
https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/764161/

my laptop was accidentally unblocked on mostly every website

Try this:

Another alternative

julmik6478 wrote:

Try this alternatives:
https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/764161/

That has a 403 for me

PaxtonPenguin wrote:

julmik6478 wrote:

Try this alternatives:
https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/764161/

That has a 403 for me

Try this https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/765096/

JoshuaLikesFNF wrote:

All of the schools that I have visited had blocked sites like TurboWarp and Forkphorus.
Forkphorus was lesser known, thus it wasn't blocked by some of those schools.
But TURBOWARP?
Scratch is unblocked by EVERY school I've been to.
Let me explain why I'm mad:

Scratch is slow, so I need an alternative.
TurboWarp is the best option for editing/playing games.
TurboWarp is Scratch but with WAYYY more extensions and it compiles projects to JavaScript for faster speeds.
So, in conclusion, TurboWarp is Scratch. Literally.

(I mean, I guess forkphorus works but I can't edit projects)

The best way to go to Turbowarp would to go to mirror.turbowarp.xyz, however trying to package a project on that site will take you to the Turbowarp.org packager. So, search “Turbowarp packager” on Google. There I one mirror of it I found, but I forgot the address.

A lot of schools allow .edu domains. That's why Scratch is likely unblocked.

I once asked my school and they said that they block turbowarp because they don't want children interacting with real people in online games or talking to each other there. They keep scratch because you need to have an account and a scratcher status. BTW they use scratch for computer science lessons.

kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

I once asked my school and they said that they block turbowarp because they don't want children interacting with real people in online games or talking to each other there. They keep scratch because you need to have an account and a scratcher status. BTW they use scratch for computer science lessons.

Wow. Some people really don't understand TurboWarp.

After all, it's not Antarctic Bird Mod. You can't talk to anyone, just view Scratch projects and package them as HTML.

kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

I once asked my school and they said that they block turbowarp because they don't want children interacting with real people in online games or talking to each other there. They keep scratch because you need to have an account and a scratcher status. BTW they use scratch for computer science lessons.

Did you explain that's not what you do on Turbowarp? Just curious.

Literally kid named googling “free proxies 2024”

Honesty, I know i'm just randomly chiming in on this, but my school blocked turbowarp because it's “Additional Blocked Categories | Students| Standard Filtering”

JoshuaLikesFNF wrote:

TurboWarp is Scratch but with WAYYY more extensions and it compiles projects to JavaScript for faster speeds.
So, in conclusion, TurboWarp is Scratch. Literally.

Honestly, I agree, scratch is annoying to animate/code on with big projects, because it crashes my laptop, turbowarp doesn't do that.

kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

I once asked my school and they said that they block turbowarp because they don't want children interacting with real people in online games or talking to each other there. They keep scratch because you need to have an account and a scratcher status. BTW they use scratch for computer science lessons.

I think it is partly because of the ability to connect to different game websites from the extensions.

Some time ago, on my school, Scratch and even Turbowarp was blocked! I think they did it because too many people started to play Scratch games instead of coding them. But I found out some time ago that they unlocked it again.

My school couldn't block my turbowarp editor, but they restarted my chromebook, closing all my tabs, so. They be petty fr

My school does block turbowarp, but not penguin (turbowarp mod) btw my school blocked turbowarp for “Parked Domains”

kahoot_player21 wrote:

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My school does block turbowarp, but not penguin (turbowarp mod) btw my school blocked turbowarp for “Parked Domains”

are you sure you didn't accidentally visit turbowarp.com? (either that or the school mixed them up)