Make it so you can filter by low to high Video Games (not channels) just like you can filter high to low
To get to the low video games you have to browse downward for twenty minutes to half an hour and then by the time you click on a game with just one stream and finish with that one stream to find another one the streamers have often already logged off forcing you to waste another 20 minutes scrolling down to the bottom while it all loads. I just want a way to filter to the lowest viewed video games so I can discover new games and the streamers that love a game.
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thesunstar
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Having a way to sort all games by Low-to-High viewer count, as the original poster suggests, would be extremely handy. Not just for finding new Streamers to watch, but it would also be helpful information for Streamers looking for a game that isn't already being played by a ton of other Streamers.
In general regarding Low-to-High viewer count filters:
**Please bring this feature (back) to all areas of Browsing Twitch!**
I use this very feature to find new Streamers to follow. To be clear: I used the Low-to-High Viewer Count filter on February 17th, 2026 and today again June 4th, 2026 to find new Streamers to watch/follow. This filter is still there (for me), but ONLY if I go to Browse Streamers of a specific game. Under, for example, Just Chatting that feature is missing and has been gone for years!
Please bring it back to all areas of Browse Twitch.
I have always used the Low-to-High filter as I want to try and find new Streamers: not even necessarily just new to Streaming, but new to me - all of Twitch is oversaturated with trying to get you to click on all the already big and well known ones, but it's surprisingly hard to browse new Streamers. If it were easier, I'd do it more regularly.Twitch Staff so often speaks on how they want to increase discoverability for Streamers -> did they only mean Streamers that have a good following already? How is deleting the only filter that has been of any help regarding finding low viewer Streamers a good idea? If anything MORE filters need to be added to make browsing Twitch less of a nightmare.... not fewer!
Apparently Twitch felt that it made it too easy for scammers/spammers to find new Streamers who might be more susceptible to scams... so they got rid of it. THAT is what MORE discoverability does: it makes new Streamers easier to find - and yes that comes with both the good and the bad as always on the internet (and life in general). Making new Streamers less findable is not the way to help new Streamers!