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Make chat more tolerable and reduce spam by temporarily pinning cumulative messages, with the number of people saying it, in the chat.
Twitch chat in popular channels is more about reactions than it is about actual chat. Unfortunately - as fun as chat spam can be - it makes moderation difficult and completely destroys any semblance of discussion that the streamer or chatters may want to have. r9k mode was an answer but, unfortunately, breaks down the way certain chat bots work and ruins, rather than facilitates, certain forms of chat that streamers may want.
I propose that streamers be given the option to enable a customizable "popular messages" feature for their chat. Such a feature would catch any message spam and…
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Have alternative user name Font Colors between Light theme and Dark theme
Allow 2 different user name font colors - one for dark theme background and another for light theme background which switches back and forth automatically.
Some colors look great in one version but are literally unreadable in the other.2 votes -
Add A 'Time Posted' Bubble When Hovering Over A Stream Chat Message/User
Many times when a chat is more quiet it can be hard for a streamer and other chat users to know when the last message, or a specific message, was attached. This can sometimes cause confusion especially if the streamer has added a delay and doesn't see a message for several minutes. I think that, like Facebook Messenger, you should be able to hover over a specific message/user to know exactly when it was posted relative to your own time zone. It's a very simple fix that I think a lot of users and streamers would appreciate.
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Black font colour (user names in chat) and dark mode
Better distinguishing of black letters (usernames) when using dark mode, few pixels of white border maybe
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Include the option to use 24h clock in chat timestamps
Having 12h times is confusing, since where I live, all printed times are always given in 24h format.
I'd like there to be a UI option to switch between.
If feasible, the default settings whould depend on the user's locale, so most people would never need to touch it - it'd be "right" for them automatically.
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Set mention color to that persons chat color
When someone in chat mentions another person in chat it gets hard to find out what he was replying to. My suggestion is to make the mention color the same as the person who was mentioned.
Here is a screenshot of what I mean: http://imgur.com/a/H4alc
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Display names should only show up in stream chats that use the language of it
Say you have a Japanese display name and like to watch English streams and are English, the English streamers cant read your name because most of them use extensions which cause it to only show the Japanese lettering and not the English in parenthesis. So if youre in an English chat your display name should automatically be only English if you choose and If youre in other language you can have a non-English display name
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Allow mobile Emojis in emote only mode
I believe with the relevance of mobile platforms overtaking the web, emojis should also be allowed on Twitch with emote only mode allowed.
Emojis are emotes, too!
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Highlight streamers you follow when they chat in other channels
When you follow a streamer, you probably like what they say, and dont want to miss any of it. Giving them some kind of icon or other highlight would make it much easier to filter out the streamers i follow in very active chats
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Give anyone in the chat the option to see how large slowmode currently is.
Currently /slow sets the slowmode to default 120 seconds. It could be used to let chatters look up how large ist is.
This would help moderators to better set their slows based on channel activity. It would also prevent chatters from spamming the channel with "slowtest" messages.
It should also show which moderator last changed the slowmode (only for the broadcaster and other mods).3 votes -
Twitch partners get a few more chat colors
Twitch partners get more "distinct" colors
2 votes
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