If you attempt to search for "Massachusetts Go Association", twitch says nothing found, yet if you go to the massgo channel, you will see that its title page says "Massachusetts Go Association" so the search should have worked, right?

The inability to search stream titles is a serious oversight in UX. Why this simple and basic functionality is missing from a user-driven content aggregator is baffling and completely opaque. In my effort to figure out how to overcome this serious limitation I've discovered past user conversations discussing the removal of this functionality but no reasoning from Twitch execs and no reference to it on the site itself.

Tags are a poor replacement for such basic and expected functionality. Please reconsider and provide a compelling reason why you've removed it.

For example: When I search for the word "bored" on Twitch, I can see many videos with the word bored in the title, but they are all livestreams that have already ended, the so called Past videos.
I want to see livestreams that are currently going on with the word "bored" in their title.

I heard this feature used to exist on Twitch. So I'm curious to know why it was removed. I think it is the most basic way to search for livestreams. How can the biggest livestream platform not have it?

I'd really like to have it back :). Thanx

Maybe add tabs to filter on channels, teams and videos

This search feature would be nice, I am fan of competitive league of legends gameplay and I wanted to look for a popular team that won a match to explore their overall team members and community but I couldn't find it. So it would be nice.

This. It doesn't make sense to me that you can't find a team unless you're already on a streamer's page who's in the team. And only if they're live. It seems so counter-productive to basically hide teams and membership unless you catch a streamer who's on a team while they're live. You can't even Google a team and get a landing page. It's so weird.

Allow teams to be searched, both by link and current namesake.