Get Streams does not denote if the stream is mature or not.

Looking for a metric that helps determine what percentage of viewers tried out the extension. A developer can track the viewer count on their own, but they cannot guarantee that the extension loaded for each user. A metric is desired to calculate that X% of users interacted with the extension, not just a raw value of unique interactions.

* Add API to change (upload) video thumbnail
* Add API to schedule a Premiere and get event URL back

For example, the YouTube Data API has the "fields parameter" to accomplish this, an example being: items(user_id,user_name,title)

https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/getting-started#fields

Thanks!

Boxart used on a category's Giantbomb page should be automatically set as the boxart on Twitch.

For /moderation/banned and /moderation/banned/events.

r9k mode
follower mode
subscriber mode
emote mode
slow mode

See https://blog.twitch.tv/channel-moderation-tools-in-chat-4188af21dbf9 for details.

Twitch documentation does not state how to handle opening a new window on a mobile extension.

Right now there is no official way (there is an undocumented endpoint) to determine whether a stream is sub only or not. Subscriber only status prohibits a lot of people from interacting with the stream, so it'd make sense for applications to be aware of such a state.

I'm looking to add functionality to an extension where all bits count but bits within the extension have a weighting against those that aren't. I have my own bits transactions through the transactions endpoint but at the moment I have to ask for the scope separately. As my extension is already asking for the `channel:read:subscriptions` I thought it may be a good option to add this as an extra scope to ask for or possibly ask for within the same auth loop as the subscription read

The Twitch Developer Rig should support pubsub whispers. It current supports normal broadcasts, but not whispers to target a specific user's frontend.