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An administrator can enable certain experimental features in ''Settings > Site administration > Development > Experimental > Experimental settings''.
An administrator can enable certain experimental features from the  Experimental settings page of Site administration.


An experimental feature is defined as a feature which require additional testing and bug-fixing.
An experimental feature is defined as a feature which require additional testing and bug-fixing.


*[[Safe exam browser]]
*[[Safe exam browser]]
*Drag and drop upload of text/links (see MDL-22504 for further details)
*[[CSS optimiser]]


Note for sites upgrading from earlier versions of Moodle:
{{New features}}
*Path to SassC - this setting allows an admin to specify the path to a binary file that will be used to compile SASS. When this field is set (and valid) - the provided compiler will compile SASS code instead of Moodle's built in PHP compiler. This makes the process of compiling SASS significantly faster.


The experimental setting 'Group members only' was removed in Moodle 2.8. The group restriction option in [[Conditional activities settings|conditional activities]] now provides this functionality. Any group members only instances are automatically converted to group restrictions as part of the site upgrade process.
*Drag and drop upload of text/links (see MDL-22504 for further details)


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Latest revision as of 11:04, 15 May 2018

An administrator can enable certain experimental features from the Experimental settings page of Site administration.

An experimental feature is defined as a feature which require additional testing and bug-fixing.

New feature
in Moodle 3.5!

  • Path to SassC - this setting allows an admin to specify the path to a binary file that will be used to compile SASS. When this field is set (and valid) - the provided compiler will compile SASS code instead of Moodle's built in PHP compiler. This makes the process of compiling SASS significantly faster.
  • Drag and drop upload of text/links (see MDL-22504 for further details)