Scratch

Your computer's Operating System: WIndows
Your web browser's name and version:Firefox 3.6.13
Flash version:10.2.152.26
Description of Problem: When I put the project in fullscreen mode, I can't see the full project. Also a huge (Multiple screens tall) black column appears underneath the project
Link to project: Any

Your computer's Operating System: Windows XP Home Edition
Your web browser's name and version: Firefos 3.6.13 / Internet Explorer 8
Flash version: 10.2.152.26
Description of Problem: Project run slower
Link to project: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/EdgarMartins/1319010

Probably due to massive use of list and stamp this project run faster in the old java player

To all the posts that have been complaining about the full screen glitch, I'd just like to point out that the first post stated

check to see if it's a known glitch in the list below.

[List of Known Glitches]
1. Fullscreen does not expand window in Safari, Chrome, and Firefox

If I am correct, this means that the glitch has already been reported and doesn't need repeating unless something new has to be added.

Maybe you forgot to read the post fully? It happens to me occasionally 

Operating System: Windows Vista
Browser: Internet Explorer 8
Flash version: 10
Description of Problem: the loading bar is displayed off the side of the stage.

LS97 wrote:

To all the posts that have been complaining about the full screen glitch, I'd just like to point out that the first post stated

check to see if it's a known glitch in the list below.

[List of Known Glitches]
1. Fullscreen does not expand window in Safari, Chrome, and Firefox

If I am correct, this means that the glitch has already been reported and doesn't need repeating unless something new has to be added.

Maybe you forgot to read the post fully? It happens to me occasionally 

uh... It has nothing about IE.
EDIT: I have no sense of pages, do I?

Last edited by lalala3 (2011-02-22 16:12:34)

lilacfuzz101 wrote:

Bug Report Template wrote:
Your computer's Operating System: Windows Vista
Your web browser's name and version: IE (how do i know what version?)
Flash version: 10.2.152.26
Description of Problem: Full Screen doesn't work
Link to project: -Inator Creator


EDIT: Full Screen doesn't seem to work at all on any of the projects i've tried so far...

I have the same problem on the same computer and browser but for some reason i we nt back to not fullscreen the scratch screen still needs a scroll bar thingy i cant get it back to normal, i just posted a project where you throw the last three presidents heads around, and went fullscreen, the speed wuz cut by about 2.5 and the music played every note twice, i went back to normal view and cant get all of the scratch project to appear at once, i tried going into settings for the flash player i think it wuz? and it wouldn't work, i have IE 8 PLEEEEZ HELP THIS PROBLEM IS PREVENTING ME FROM USING SCRATCH ONLINE D;

>My project- soccer goalie revised- it doesnt move !

BoltBait wrote:

scratch_yoshi wrote:

Lightnin wrote:

[List of Known Glitches]
1. Fullscreen does not expand window in Safari, Chrome, IE, and Firefox

Fixed 

So... is there a browser where this actually works?

Maybe Opera-- oh wait, that doesn't support flash....

The flash version is quite jumpy compared to the java version.

<when green flag clicked>IT DOES NOT WORK ON MY COMPUTER!!!

poopo wrote:

Your computer's Operating System: Windows XP
Your web browser's name and version: IE8 Mozilla Firefox(latest version)
Flash version: V10.2
Description of Problem:I won't load anything. If I scroll over the play area it just says 'you need Adobe flash to play this'
Link to project: Any project

Then get the latest version of Flash 

Its Very Glitchy!!!also It Needs Alot Of Work Done!!!

Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium - Extra: Running on HP Touchsmart tm2 using Intel CORE i3 processor
Web Browser's name and version: Google Chrome(dunno the version)
Flash version: 10.2.154.12
Description of Problem: Nothing big, shouldn't bother many people. It just doesn't click the button using a pen on the touch screen.
Link to project: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/goch/1613223