The Manual (yes, I know it's out of date), includes two mirror sites, both out of date.
Snap! Build Your Own Blocks is stuck on 8.0.0, but Snap! 6.9.2 Build Your Own Blocks is worse, stuck on 6.9.2
Same for this one:
https://web.media.mit.edu/~harveyb/snapsource/snap.html
But this one is much more worse. This one is version 4.1.2.2, and that's been years ago.
It's probably like this because the developers forgot to update them when updating Snap!
the MIT version is actually pretty helpful for me.
why?
Snap! 4 is the first Snap! version, which before was BYOB, and I believe you had to download that, correct?
oh, cool!
What is this block?
I imported the byob squak "image" and what now
Where did you get it?
I got BYOB 3.1 from This page on the old site. Then, I dragged it into the page, then it ran. If it doesn't work for you, try running Scratch 1.4 first.
Ta-da!
whats kde plasma?
A linux desktop.
Ah, but that's besides the point.
The point I'm trying to make is that outdated mirrors can actually be helpful for conservation reasons (and just for messing around :) )
All of the Snap! version ever public are on the github, and i think some are even hosted by snap (you have to add a version to the end, like "dev")
Me, whose school district and employer both block GitHub. :(.
github is firewalled at school for me
I got my computer from work, so it's blocked everywhere.
(Welp, there I go again, rambling off-topic.)
You have a job?
I'm a software developer.
Nice. Wait, for who?
A small company run by my friend.