Phosphorate in Chrome with OffiDocs

DESCRIPTION

This is a simple extension that adds an switch on Scratch (https://scratch.

mit.

edu/) player pages (pages for projects, which are of the format https://scratch.

mit.

edu/projects/[project id]), such as https://scratch.

mit.

edu/projects/10000007/) that allows the use of the Phosphorus renderer (or other Scratch renderers) instead of the default Flash renderer.

The source code is hosted on Github at https://github.

com/thepeanutman98/Phosphorate If you are making a website and want it to load faster, try OptiPic.

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github.

com and was made by Nathan Dinsmore.

Phosphorate was not developed by any of the developers of Phosphorus.

Phosphorate simply uses the Phosphorus player.

The same is true for the Sulfurous player.

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Phosphorate web extension integrated with the OffiDocs Chromium online