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1. Remaster Global Emotes

   Remaster global emotes to better quality. Emotes like Kappa and OptimizePrime were made before the current emote quality and standards were set and look so pixelated now.

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2. Font and Emote size options for Twitch Chat

   BTTV/FFZ/7TV all have that option to resize the font of the Stream Chat, as well as an option to make emotes bigger or smaller on the client, all on the client side.

   This would be a very welcome change as a lot of details on emotes are often lost, or become much harder to read with how smaller they become otherwise.

   This is also a good accessibility upgrade for those with poor sight like I have or those playing Twitch on bigger screens, as the main font in twitch chat is much harder to read otherwise.

   I do know that 3rd party apps like FFZ/BTTV/7TV do solve that issue, but a lot of people either do not know how to use them, cannot use them due to incompatibilities, or will not use such apps (for rational or irrational reasons).

   This could help the community as a whole, be it on PC, mobile or others, and get Twitch to be more accessible altogether.

   BTTV/FFZ/7TV all have that option to resize the font of the Stream Chat, as well as an option to make emotes bigger or smaller on the client, all on the client side.

   This would be a very welcome change as a lot of details on emotes are often lost, or become much harder to read with how smaller they become otherwise.

   This is also a good accessibility upgrade for those with poor sight like I have or those playing Twitch on bigger screens, as the main font in twitch chat is much harder to read otherwise.

   I do know that… more

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3. Fidanzata/o

   Buonasera, io direi che è il caso di mettere un ruolo nella community per le fidanzate e i fidanzati degli streammer. Grazie e arrivederci

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4. Allow Merging Chat in Simulcasting

   As of today's announcement as TwitchCon Las Vegas 2023, Twitch has changed it's simulcast policy.

   It states: ..."do not use third-party services that combine activity from other platforms or services on your Twitch stream during your Simulcast, such as merging chat or other features"...

   In other words, embedding YouTube or TikTok chat into the live stream is not allowed.

   I think this will hurt the industry, as other platforms may follow these rules as well, making it less likely to embed chats in live streams.

   As third-party developer i see that embedding Chat in live streams is a core feature for streamers and highly requested. It also makes Chat more accessible to mobile users who have a limited viewport.

   As of today's announcement as TwitchCon Las Vegas 2023, Twitch has changed it's simulcast policy.

   It states: ..."do not use third-party services that combine activity from other platforms or services on your Twitch stream during your Simulcast, such as merging chat or other features"...

   In other words, embedding YouTube or TikTok chat into the live stream is not allowed.

   I think this will hurt the industry, as other platforms may follow these rules as well, making it less likely to embed chats in live streams.

   As third-party developer i see that embedding Chat in live streams is a core feature… more

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5. link preview

   Would like to see link previews on chat and whisper (just like other social media platforms do)

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6. delete

   A button with a small menu, that allows to delete or edit your own chatmessage, would be a gamechanger.

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7. Com essa atualização percebi que não posso copiar as frases no chat no tradutor. Estou chateada, pois não sou fluente em inglês e espanhol o

   Com essa atualização percebi que não posso copiar as frases no chat no tradutor. Estou chateada, pois não sou fluente em inglês e espanhol ou outras línguas. Antes eu podia fazer isso no chat. Por favor voltem como antes para podermos desfrutar melhor do Twitch. Gosto muito da plataforma. Agradeço.

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   More Info Needed  ·  Ana responded

   Hi,

   Could you please clarify regarding the update? Was it an update on the mobile app? Thank you.

8. Sort @user<tab> auto-completion response by most recent chatter

   When I'm actively in a conversation with @cherry123 it would be nice if "@ch<tab>" would auto-complete to that user instead of @cheeseball99 who hasn't sent a chat line in the past 2 hours.

   @user<tab> auto-completion should yield the most recent chatter with that matching username prefix.

   This handy thing would be easy to implement in the client: Instead of the auto-completion list actively getting sorted alphabetically, simply sort by moving each chatter to the top of the list upon each chat line they send.

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9. Backseating educational popup/warning

   Adding new features that punish backseating is shortsighted and ignores that many users simply don't know better yet and would behave differently if they knew. A non-punitive, private reminder popup about backseating should be issuable to individual chat users or to the entire chat as a reminder. To describe the rationale more fully, here's a breakdown of the problem and a proposed solution.

   Problems:

   1- Many users don't know what backseating is, or do not completely know every behavior the term covers. Many users simply engage the chat and only discover later that what they said constitutes a backseating problem. This user experience is already poor. Making matters worse, the term "backseating" is rarely explained the same way twice. Users attempting to learn in good faith what it means might learn different standards for what behaviors are unwanted ("don't give the streamer gameplay commands and don't spoil the game"), only to discover there was more to the definition at a later date. For instance, it often also includes foreshadowing ("i love this next boss," "good luck with this next part"), discussions of the lore and so-called "fun facts" ("fun fact, the creator wrote this part of the story after robbing a real bank"). At present, Twitch seems not to offer any agreed-upon or official definition of this behavior on their platform to educate users that this behavior is sometimes unwanted.

   2- Streamers' rules (chat popup, rules section, overlay prompts, etc.) about backseating are not always understood and often are ignored. For starters, if users don't know what backseating is, this term means nothing in a list of rules or reminders, meaning the behavior is just as likely to occur as ever. Users again are likely to engage the chat however they wish, only to learn later that it was a problem. Additionally, users might not even read rules where they currently appear anyway. Some streamers request in their rules that users type specific string of text in chat if they have read the rules. Anecdotally less than 1% compliance is common for new chatters, particularly if chatters arrive in a raid in a hurry to enter a raid message. Backseating behavior might be reduced for users that attend these rules, but more can be done to encourage acknowledgement.

   3- Streamers and their moderator teams routinely have negatively experiences due to pervasive backseating while playing popular or classic games. It visibly upsets many streamers because their boundaries are being ignored, stories they hoped to have genuine first-time reactions to are spoiled, and left unchecked, chat messages between users begin to build on each other as a contest to establish who knows the most. Sometimes the expectation backseaters alone is enough to dissuade streamers from streaming certain games. Twitch can do much, much more to protect its creators who are earning them engagement.

   4- Users who backseat in streams do not encounter helpful in-the-moment examples of alternative ways to interact with the streamer other than backseating. Said another way, if backseating is unwanted, specifically how should they act instead? Often backseaters did not intend to hurt anyone and approached a streamer playing a game they have fond memories of playing. Once reprimanded with current methods (callouts in chat by other users, callouts from the streamer, timeouts, or bans) backseaters typically feel unwelcome and leave without a good learning opportunity to engage the chat in a different way. They remain likely to repeat this pattern in other chats after they leave.

   Suggestion to address these problems, which addresses problems 1,2,3,4

   A- Create the ability to issue a reminder popup either for specific users or to all users in the chat, which requires them to acknowledge the content before they can participate in chat again. The reminder popup contains a Twitch-approved definition of backseating, examples, and alternative ways to chat. It should also contain optional links to video examples that load in a separate tab. This is likely to be more effective than requiring the streamer or mod team to use heavy-handed methods like timing a user out, banning them from chat, or verbally reprimanding them in front of the whole chat, which can negatively affect the stream engagement and community.

   B- If users are shown this warning in multiple different chats over a period longer than a week, a Twitch reminder should be sent by email to warn them of the possible consequences if they continue to ignore this warning. Also include links to sources that model more acceptable chat behavior. The goal isn't to lock accounts or encourage a ban-evasion, it is to educate about this important boundary that many streamers require to participate in their communities.

   Adding new features that punish backseating is shortsighted and ignores that many users simply don't know better yet and would behave differently if they knew. A non-punitive, private reminder popup about backseating should be issuable to individual chat users or to the entire chat as a reminder. To describe the rationale more fully, here's a breakdown of the problem and a proposed solution.

   Problems:

   1- Many users don't know what backseating is, or do not completely know every behavior the term covers. Many users simply engage the chat and only discover later that what they said constitutes a backseating problem.… more

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10. Keep Moments

    Moments is a feature that Twitch released as a Beta to a handful of creators. Whenever something cool happened in your stream, you could give out a "Moment" to those who were there to witness it. Twitch just announced they are discontinuing it as of October. I'm writing this to ask you to reconsider.

    The Moment was a clip that was created when you gave the command, and allowed for some minor editing. Anyone who claimed the moment would also receive a badge, and the more moments you claimed, the more your badge evolved over time. You could even click on someone's badge to see what moments they were there for.

    As a creator, I was part of the Beta for Moments. This was an INCREDIBLE tool for engaging my audience. Most of the time, the Moments were for small little silly things that happened, but it allowed for my audience members who maybe couldn't afford to sub or cheer to showcase their loyalty to the stream by having a badge that said "I'm here for all the moments." The irony of the strength of this feature was that it wasn't really for "The Moment" you were there, but for combination of all the small little moments you got to share.

    Growing on Twitch is about engaging your audience and giving them reasons to come back. Moments allowed viewers who tuned in for the day the chance at "being there" for something cool. It created an opportunity for people to stick around more and watch more of my content.

    Anytime something cool happened my audience would say "MOMENT?," and so much so that I made an emote for the very thing. The emote ranked #1 in both my channel and outside my channel since it's creation for me.

    It's failure as a feature is rooted in

    1. The Beta was too limited. Not enough people who could benefit from it were given the chance to use it.
    2. There was not a lot of push from Twitch to help creators understand why the feature is so good.
    3. The feature needed more feedback to shape it into something truly special.

    Imagine having the badge and also attaching an Emote slot to Certain Tiers. Imagine having more options to really edit the clips so that you could really encompass the Moment. Imagine having MORE MOMENTS to give out so you could be more free with giving them out.

    The reason it was cut was "limited use by the community" and that they would strive to "Create features that bring value to streamers"

    Moments IS that feature. The badge is such a cool function. You don't need to make it compete with Featured Clips, in fact just having them on the viewer's profile under the badge is enough.

    Please reconsider axing this and please actually reach out for feedback to those of us who get access to these Beta Features.

    Moments is a feature that Twitch released as a Beta to a handful of creators. Whenever something cool happened in your stream, you could give out a "Moment" to those who were there to witness it. Twitch just announced they are discontinuing it as of October. I'm writing this to ask you to reconsider.

    The Moment was a clip that was created when you gave the command, and allowed for some minor editing. Anyone who claimed the moment would also receive a badge, and the more moments you claimed, the more your badge evolved over time. You could even click… more

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11. Chat overlay instead of screen size adjustment

    Chat registers as an overlay (like YouTube) on the screen rather than making the stream a smaller size.
    When viewing YouTube streaming, I find myself leaving chat on as it doesn’t affect the overall stream viewing as much as on twitch where the viewing screen adjusts to smaller size to accommodate chat. I typically leave chat off with twitch.

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    Hi, thanks for your feedback!

    This status is to let you know your idea has been reviewed. Your idea is open for voting/comments from other Twitch community members. This is a great time to share your idea with others. Learn more about status updates here.

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12. Pause on mouse hover notification placement

    Pause on mouse hover is a superb tool for moderation as it let you click the right moderation buttons to delete/timeout/ban the right person instead of clicking someone else on chat message pushing.
    But it has ONE weird detail, the popup letting you know chat is paused prevents almost any interaction and certainly reading the last comment as it is below the popup and i find myself normally trying to quickly delete or react to messages usually ending up there in that position and having to scroll the chat to do so.
    The solutions i think it would fix this is making the popup more transparent and not blocking interaction, or putting another kind of popup or in other place in the chat, or even a toggle to change it between the fix y propose and how its now.

    Pause on mouse hover is a superb tool for moderation as it let you click the right moderation buttons to delete/timeout/ban the right person instead of clicking someone else on chat message pushing.
    But it has ONE weird detail, the popup letting you know chat is paused prevents almost any interaction and certainly reading the last comment as it is below the popup and i find myself normally trying to quickly delete or react to messages usually ending up there in that position and having to scroll the chat to do so.
    The solutions i think it would fix this… more

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13. Hide "Stream Chat" top bar from chat pop-out window.

    I'm requesting this as a Linux streamer since I use Steam Overlay to see the chat as there is no maintained apps for seeing the chat if you have one screen. The Stream Chat top bar cannot be hidden and is unnecessary.

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14. Add emote reactions to individual chat messages, like Discord

    Often I see someone's chat message and I just want to react with an emoji/emote, but replying and tagging the user with just an emote isn't really the same and can get spammy, especially with multiple reactions from different people. This is DEEPLY ingrained in Discord culture, and seeing your message get several reactions is quite rewarding.

    Attaching the reaction to the chat message would increase engagement and decrease spam. It would also increase the value of unique channel emotes by adding new contexts for their use.

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15. Voice Chat - Speech to Text

    You can aktivate the mode direktly there where you type your message in.
    Now if you speak all that you are saying turns into text for the chat.
    We got the idea toghether from GTimeTV: https://www.twitch.tv/gtimetv

    Commands:

    Commands are actions that you are saying and something than happens.

    • Start: Start the speech to text.
    • Stop: Stop the speech to text.
    • Send: Send the text to the chat.
    • Clear: Clear your text.

    IMPORTANT! The command will only be executed if you don't say the word in one sentence!

    For example:
    If you say "please stop it" nothing happens.

    But if you ONLY say "stop" then the command will be executed.

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    You can aktivate the mode direktly there where you type your message in.
    Now if you speak all that you are saying turns into text for the chat.
    We got the idea toghether from GTimeTV: https://www.twitch.tv/gtimetv

    Commands:

    Commands are actions that you are saying and something than happens.

    • Start: Start the speech to text.
    • Stop: Stop the speech to text.
    • Send: Send the text to the chat.
    • Clear: Clear your text.

    IMPORTANT! The command will only be executed if you don't say the word in one sentence!

    For example:
    If you say "please stop it" nothing happens.

    But if you… more

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16. You can LIKE a twitch comment to increase visibility

    Add a button to LIKE a comment in chat. Add a little icon and number if a comment gets more likes. This makes it easy to see a good comment. (or change background color for a comments with likes)
    Possibly, if a comment gets more than X LIKES, auto pin this comment for like 1 minute for visibility.
    Good comments should be easily seen and interaction would be easy like this.

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17. change oversized special info (like Hype Tains) stuff in chat

    finally change this oversized special info stuff in chat windows please
    or let me hide per channel for a month or something like that

    https://i.imgur.com/EzQ40FD.jpg

    older screenshot:
    https://i.imgur.com/QaMMJSb.jpg

    can make it hard to use/close emotes

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18. auto-translate

    I think a lot of people might agree with this and I think this is a good idea but not sure if its possible..
    But hear me out....

    what if it was possible for all streamers having an option to have an auto language translate?

    Pro:
    - People that doesnt know how to type in english, will be able to type anything on their own language and then when u send it/ maybe before send it, will translate it to english.
    - you as a stream watcher, be able to join other content creators chat that is not in english, you're able to see what the chat is saying. visa versa if people dont know english they will be able to understand the context of chat and be able to type back in english on their own langauge.

    I dont know much about the cons with this. I asume it would be too big of a work to do so? or that it wont auto translate what streamers says into words (that would be awesome if the tecnology could do that but i recon we dont have that yet)

    It would also make it easier and faster to react to any kind of funny, sad etc. of other moments instead of using other translate sites and react later and ruin their experience. It would help many more people to be able to interact with others and bring the community together I recon?
    There wont be a huge language barrier between other nations and might help people learning their prefere language?

    This would also be a good thing for streamers that struggle a bit to gain viewers to be able to get more into their chat and be more active in the community.

    Thanks for reading this.

    ps. I might find new cons or pros in the future but contact me if you need more information.

    I think a lot of people might agree with this and I think this is a good idea but not sure if its possible..
    But hear me out....

    what if it was possible for all streamers having an option to have an auto language translate?

    Pro:
    - People that doesnt know how to type in english, will be able to type anything on their own language and then when u send it/ maybe before send it, will translate it to english.
    - you as a stream watcher, be able to join other content creators chat that is not in english,… more

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19. Sub Gift Notifications Flooding Chat

    When people are gifting large numbers of subs to a streamer (especially when multiple viewers do so back to back), the notifications break the flow of any conversations happening, which effectively makes chat temporarily unusable.

    I don't want to not have a notification for this, because I do appreciate people who gift to my favourite streamers and want their generosity to be recognised, but it would be nice if the notifications could be delivered in a way that doesn't spam the chat. To that end, I'd like to suggest that when multiple subs are being gifted in one go, the associated notifications could be presented as toasts (similar to the 'hype train') rather than chat messages.

    Regular subs/resubs could still show in chat, or the streamer could have the option to toggle those between chat messages and toasts for their channel.

    If you have a better idea for how to address the sub gift chat spam, feel free to do that instead, but this is what I've come up with.

    When people are gifting large numbers of subs to a streamer (especially when multiple viewers do so back to back), the notifications break the flow of any conversations happening, which effectively makes chat temporarily unusable.

    I don't want to not have a notification for this, because I do appreciate people who gift to my favourite streamers and want their generosity to be recognised, but it would be nice if the notifications could be delivered in a way that doesn't spam the chat. To that end, I'd like to suggest that when multiple subs are being gifted in one go, the… more

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20. Chat Highlight Settings in PRIVMSG Tags

    Looking through the IRC Chat Tags, it doesn't appear as if there are tags that would trigger a highlighted message.

    For instance, if a first-time chatter posts something in chat, it would be nice to have an IRC tag that indicates that they're a first-time chatter. Regardless of what the user has set up on the website, this would allow for a bot, or StreamElements custom widget, to detect the tag and do something with it (such as play an alert, or post a message in chat, etc).

    At minimum, the following tags would be nice to have:
    1) first time chatter
    2) returning chatter
    3) raider - this one might be tricky due to it being time-limited, however, I can think of a use case for this one where the tag stays until the end of the stream.
    4) (optional) suspicious user. I can think of some amusing interactions here, though probably don't want to draw too much attention as users don't know if they're marked as suspicious in a particular chat.

    Rest of the Highlight settings aren't as critical, since they already have tags (mod, subscriber, etc).

    Looking through the IRC Chat Tags, it doesn't appear as if there are tags that would trigger a highlighted message.

    For instance, if a first-time chatter posts something in chat, it would be nice to have an IRC tag that indicates that they're a first-time chatter. Regardless of what the user has set up on the website, this would allow for a bot, or StreamElements custom widget, to detect the tag and do something with it (such as play an alert, or post a message in chat, etc).

    At minimum, the following tags would be nice to have:
    1) first… more

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