Allow users to organize “Top Emotes”.

The frequent emote list is very inconsistent between different devices and this can be frustrating when you need to use your favorite emotes in the moment to communicate.

A fix to this would be to give users two rows at the top of the emote list that is customizable where they can lock in their favorite 10-14 emotes. This would carry over across different devices.

If a locked in emote cannot be used because a sub has ended it will work the same way as usual and display a 🔒 symbol next to it encouraging the user to resubscribe

A streamer can have connection issues and can reconnect in a minute or so. This works on stream, but in VODs it causes an issue with the timing with chat and the VOD. This causes the chat to be delayed by the amount of time the connection was lost. This leaves chat's response to be delayed which becomes annoying if the disconnect was at the beginning of a nine hour stream. I believe a solution would be able to have the chat's playback separate from the VOD's playback. This allows the user to adjust the chat's response time in order to match up with what is going on with the VOD's playback. It's not a perfect solution, but I would appreciate it since I mainly watch VODs.

I been seeing a ton of people raiding under 5 viewers as due to a recent change, they don't show up. I feel that that little action that says "all raids " in the settings under channel should be all raids, not only 5 or more ( if it is gonna be 5 or more maybe make it a setting "5 or more raiders" . I feel streamers should be the one to choose if this is a change is something for their channel.

That's my personal opinion I just feel horrible not seeing someone raid when and due to API for Stream labs / Stream elements pulling from the chat ends up not showing it when it does happen.

Limit hosts from showing up in chat unless they have 2 viewers would be another thing as well, since the only way they will have any viewers is if the channel is live at the time or it will show 0-1 viewers.

I did want to say as well since I did see the tweet about raid bot attacks on twitter that it wasn't raids it was host attacks to clear up on that little bit.

My idea would be make it so channels can't raid unless they are Live at the time of raiding that would clear up the bot issue if they are doing raids. ( link to twitch support tweet - https://twitter.com/TwitchSupport/status/1313975539682684929?s=20 )

Thank you for reading this bit of feedback and hope ya have an amazing day!

LinoYeen

It happens that lots of people in a crowded chat are telling the streamer all the same thing. And the streamer still doesn't notice.
One of the reasons might be because there are so many messages and emotes passing by every second.
Let's say 25 people write the same line. For example: "Watch your bag". It would be very helpful for the streamer (and comforting for the chat) if this line is set apart on top of the chat for a while. Bolded or with a bigger font for 15 or 20 seconds. This time can maybe even be adjustable by the streamer.