So they don't show up when you are looking under games for streams to watch.
It would be great if you ignored a user, their channel didn't show up when you were looking for streams to watch

it takes up to much room and looks ugly and the only ones it shows is people i FOLLOW already. i dont care about recommend channels i watch who i like give me an option to disable it!

So i got banned from a channel recently (Oops) and i keep getting this person in my recommended. It would be nice if people don't get streamers that they are banned from in their recommendations

The "Recommendations" are just channels I've already checked out and didn't follow. It's actually silly to then recommend them to me as I've already signaled that I'm not interested.

I just had posted some feedback, but I have feedback on posting feedback.

It was an extreme pain to even find this page or section of Twitch, yet it looks so well developed. Please make this more clear / accessible to the public.

Hi Twitch!

I would like to recommend or suggest that you add a category and/or tag that is just for reruns.

Additional information regarding this request has been sent to feedback@twitch.tv

All the best,
Dragon

I'd like to turn these off. If I'm recommended channels/people I don't actually like it can often ruin my day. (on top of that, it flat-out confuses the interface.)

How about NOT slamming everyone with more commercials. YouTube here I come!!!

It would be great if on the left hand navigation where channels you follow are listed in order of viewer count when live, that it could have the channels you mod for at the top.

There’s a couple of channels I’m a mod in where they will go live adhoc and although I have notifications on I don’t get them and therefore miss they are live if they have lower viewer numbers than other live channels I’m following.

I made this idea so twitch can be enjoyable for ALL streamers.

A option to not show channels with mature content filtered on could help out in some cases. Where if you toggle this option on, browsing through twitch, channels with mature content filtered on will not show up.

For the GTA-V category, since there is such a high focus on roleplay there, it would be cool to add the specific server you are playing on in the filters. Say like No-Pixel right now is the biggest. If plenty people play on a certain server, it has a chance to become verified and then you could add it to the list. Like how CS-GO has the map filter.

Allow videos or Channel trailers to get recommended for real this time.
Let people React to it ( Like/Dislike/Twitch Emotes) and if the video gets engagement/Positive feedback allow it to get recommended by MORE people.

I'm unsure if this is a recent change with the FFZ extension or a bug or just working as intended but I follow a good amount of channels and the "Videos" tab on the "Following" page gets cluttered with videos that do not have thumbnails due to them being currently live channels.

Is it possible to simply add a feature which allows you to block streams in certain languages, or inversely, allows you to set the languages which you speak, so we don't get recommendations for channels in which I can't understand a single word?

The three dots described here

https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/Removing-recommendations-you-are-not-interested-in

are missing. There is NO way to remove unwanted recommendations from your /directory/following page. Plz fix.

If a person likes to watch call of duty it should recommend smaller streams that play the game to help small streams and help views see a different variety of streamers instead of seeing big streamers play that certain game

Filter follow list alphabetically, etc.

I have had my twitch account for some time and I am honestly extremely confused how things work with recommended channels. I log in and all the channels recommended to me are a)In languages I do not speak, b) games I do not play, or have never played or searched for on Twitch.

Is there not a way to select say, a preference for primary language, game genres, etc? Also, navigating to this page was a nightmare.