Blocklive: Scratch Realtime Collaboration

Multiple Scratchers Work together in Real Time on a Single Project

What is Blocklive: Scratch Realtime Collaboration?

Blocklive: Scratch Realtime Collaboration is a Chrome extension that allows multiple Scratchers to work together in real time on a single project. It syncs scratch projects using websockets and the Blocklive webserver, and it's free to use. Simply add collaborators to your allow list in the extension popup before sharing projects with them.

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By: meechapooch

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Users: 80,000+ ▲ 10.00K

Rating: 3.47 (150) ▼ 0.05

Version: 0.1.13 (Last updated: 2024-05-31)

Creation date: 2022-03-07

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage

Host permissions:

https://scratch.mit.edu/

Size: 287.74K

Email: me*****@gmail.com

URLs: Privacy policy

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 2655 ▲ 198

Other rankings

#1657 in Developer Tools ▼ 158 #133 in project keyword 25 ▲ 1 #188 in live keyword 38 ▼ 14 #258 in details keyword 34 ▲

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Summary

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Blocklive syncs scratch projects in real time. Invite any number of friends to join a scratch project and create together for free. Blocklive uses websockets and the Blocklive webserver to sync projects.

You must add collaborators to your allow list in the extension popup before sharing projects with them.

Donate to blocklive at https://buymeacoffee.com/ilhp10

User reviews

User reviews summary

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Real-time collaboration
Useful for working on projects with friends

Cons

Malware issue
Lack of trust in the creator

Most mentioned

Malware issue
Real-time collaboration
Following creator without consent

Recent reviews

Putting malware into your program and saying "sorry, the creator had a little too much fun" and having two music videos under the one or two sentence apology is insane. You weren't even upfront about what you did. EDIT: I should have done more research. It was something that simply made you follow him on Scratch, so malware is a bit of a steep term. I do not retract my criticisms on the lack of an clear apology where you own up to what you did where most people were gonna see it and the irritation I felt seeing two music videos under your "apology."