Last time, I pushed ScratchJr to its limits—and somehow, it survived. So this time, I tested the features I completely missed: messages, collisions, giant scripts, and infinitely looping pages.
Then I combined everything into one unstoppable ScratchJr “virus,” saved the infected project, and reopened it to see whether ScratchJr could survive.
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