Under the Return Values of the Get Predictions Request of the Twitch API Reference, the description of the return value 'outcome.users' has a typo. It should read 'Number of unique users that chose the outcome.' However it says 'Number of unique uesrs that chose the outcome.'

Currently, the Twitch stream embedded inside the iframe autoplay without user consent. This behavior allows bad actors to abuse hidden video players to inflate their view count without the permission of the person on the website. As well this hurts users with limited data.

To fix this please disable autoplay inside the twitch iframe embed.
THIS IS NOT TO BE A "DEVELOPER" DECISION BUT A USER TO TURN IT ON/OFF.

Like sorting the channel by the following numbers or the followers How many hours they stream And alphabetically

Please provide an API to manage

• suggested streamers
• auto host list
• recenty streamed categories

Basically

https://dashboard.twitch.tv/settings/channel/featured-content as API endpoints

On June 28th 2022 ReRuns are being changed - https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/video-on-demand?language=en_US#reruns

A new checkbox is being added to the dashboard to mark a "stream" as "is rerun"

Please provide the ability to

• get the current value of "is rerun"
• set the current value of "is rerun"

Of the channel

Please also update the streams API to indicate if a given stream is a rerun or not

The Introduction section mentions "pushing real-time viewer count updates to video players", but the Topic section mentions of no such way. This is just tiny bit confusing.

As we all know, we are betting on polls to win more points. But there is only 2 option in it. We should add one more option to extend it to 3.

So basically, so many viewers watching CS:GO and in this game, you can not always win or lose it also there is a draw option in game. It is just an example there are so many games like this: Fifa, Pes, NBA etc.

So we should add one more option to predict the draw option also for winning more points.

Twitch should add a "favorite" button that would allow the main watched channel of each user to appear above the "followed channel"

Typo on second bullet point of Specify Configuration Settings: access has one too many 's'

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"Who I'm watching" endpoint

Add an Helix API endpoint to get "Who I'm watching" if the right scopes where provided

With this we could be able to import this data for other apps, like "Discord events to invite other users to watch the same stream"

With the new Raids API, it should mirror IRC where channel editors can trigger raid/unraid. Currently, this is not supported (need broadcaster user access token). Until this functionality is added, I will not be migrating to Helix Raids

Flags should describe defaults and ideally be listed together. Like a linux man page for instance.

Under the title: Example: Channel Points Event Message

In the description for the "status" property of a redemption message:
reward redemption status, will be
FULFULLED if a user skips the reward queue, UNFULFILLED otherwise

FULFULLED should be FULFILLED.

The API does not include any attribution info at the moment, it would be nice if we could get the artist's username and id with the emote data :)

It would be nice if the response included the channel name and user's name so we don't have to call the API to convert the IDs to usernames :)

The existing Channel Emotes API response includes a 'bitstier' value of 'emote_type' for Cheer-earned emotes, but does not include any data about the actual number of bits required to earn the emote. Either the 'tier' attribute or a new integer-value (recommended) containing the number of bits for each emote would be very helpful. Adding the same attribute to the Emote Sets API response would also be useful and uniform.

https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/extensions/designing still contains the text annotation "TBD graphic", where there is currently no graphic