1.where is the 
block?
2.is the scratchy theme almost coming?
3.is the new block comming?
please stop pestering him. he literally JUST said it was almost coming.
oh... that's maybe what it is 
what?
what is the code of [scratchblocks]if skipped:: grey hat [/scratchblocks] block?
all custom blocks dont do anything
what are the 'debug' blocks
I saw that your own deleted post was the same one as looking up on the forum. 
The debug blocks are inherited from the third major version of BYOB, aka. "BYOB 3.x".
These blocks can tell you about the next block that you are debugging for. 
These blocks can change their final executions by adding,
deleting, or by replacing blocks or the content of input slots in them.
- filled triangle: run the block / get the input
- square without fill: stop the debugging
(the reporter one have the same dialog as its command counterpart)
Only I can say this to you:
False, the custom blocks can do something depending on their definitions.
If some of these are empty, that portion of custom blocks can not work. 
yea but its not like your gonna run a blockspam script
maybe can you make the debug command have a C-shape/ring command slot? then you know exactly what you are debugging.
Well, that rules are for Snap!; but Snavanced! is my own programming language. Remember?
Well, an alternative to it can be.
Because; if I replace the "debug" command block entirely, the migration from old BYOB can be hard.
Edit (22:24 | UTC-5 | Sun 10/nov/2024):
Here are the new debugging blocks, these are from a long time ago...
Credits to our friend @ego-lay_atman-bay for adding them to the syntax. 
debug
debug []
debug $arrowDown {
} :: command controlNew dialog! (only for the third debug block, can be accesed by relabing the first one):
The 
button can be used to debug the inner blocks contained in its own slot.
cool
Also i have Apple Silicon, I'll try it out.
It doesn't seem to be working on my 3DS, unless it's just really slow like you said.
how in the world are you using that on a 3ds
The 3DS supported browsing the web using the "Internet Browser". The Switch can do it too, but you need a whole setup for that.
oh, didn't know.
yeah, i've done it before, i had to change the primary dns and it was unnecessarily hard.
i dont think the ds has a canvas element.
i tried doing snap legacy on the wii once. didnt work.
EDIT: the youtube video didnt embed for some reason. heres the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9MIyFaU2Cs
EDIT 2: i guess the 3ds DOES have a canvas element, based on a different post @coder_07 shared. guess theres just some unimplemented javascript function somewhere
about the wii thing, if i ever finish this i might consider porting it to the wii or something so it's usable on there