Fluent-for-Steam VS ScratchWikiSkin2

A skin such as fluent for steam: https://github.com/purogamer/Fluent-for-Steam might fix it (latest versions on the discord)

If you are on Win and not Linux or Mac, I would recommend picking up Fluent

Here is the GitHub : https://github.com/purogamer/Fluent-for-Steam

I used this fluent theme on GitHub then redesigned the game List and shelf menu https://github.com/purogamer/Fluent-for-Steam

https://github.com/purogamer/Fluent-for-Steam this one and

Enjoy Fluent-for-Steam and FluentForSteamLibrarySkin

There's also this skin for the steam interface: https://github.com/purogamer/Fluent-for-Steam goes along with the skin mentioned above.

Fluent for Steam : https://github.com/purogamer/Fluent-for-Steam

github link

Was it 2D or 3D? Try GoAnimate (Vyond) or Scratch

Scratch has a very detailed wiki[1], which contains detailed explanations of even the most basic of concepts, along with example code. Now it also has built-in tutorials.

However, the real strength of Scratch is that it doesn't need any documentation or instruction. You can learn it simply by clicking around and trying things out. The blocks only click together in valid combinations (which you can infer from the shape of the blocks), so it's literally impossible to create a syntax error.

[1] https://en.scratch-wiki.info/

It is turned out to be because of that the wiki cache in wiki's server was not "nuked" (i.e. cleared) after an update in the source code (see GitHub issue for reference) I guess it should also work well for Chrome right now.