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There might be a way for webpages to directly communicate with hardware devices like micro:bit without requiring a companion app like Scratch Link. I don't know how to do it, but I think it would be worth considering because a lot of people including myself seem to have inconsistent issues with getting a connection to devices through the current Scratch Link implementation.
There is a Web Bluetooth API that is supported by Chromium 56+ for Android and macOS and 70+ for Windows. To be used on Linux, you must enable a flag. It's also supported on Samsung Internet 6.0+. Also, the WebRTC API allows you to make peer-to-peer connections if that's useful.
If it's not possible on the website, then maybe it could be implemented in the desktop app.
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There might be a way for webpages to directly communicate with hardware devices like micro:bit without requiring a companion app like Scratch Link. I don't know how to do it, but I think it would be worth considering because a lot of people including myself seem to have inconsistent issues with getting a connection to devices through the current Scratch Link implementation.
There is a Web Bluetooth API that is supported by Chromium 56+ for Android and macOS and 70+ for Windows. To be used on Linux, you must enable a flag. It's also supported on Samsung Internet 6.0+. Also, the WebRTC API allows you to make peer-to-peer connections if that's useful.
If it's not possible on the website, then maybe it could be implemented in the desktop app.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: