Recently the following page on mobile was changed from a minimal layout to big video panes that play the stream just by scrolling past it..... Uhhhhh, so you're FORCING us to see spoilers on streams we may otherwise be avoiding for the time being. For example, Resident Evil 8 just came out, I've waited a long time for this game, and would purposely avoid watching any ads, trailers, reviews, etc. to save myself from spoilers. But just entering your app after the new update just spoiled big chunks of it. So the options to avoid such spoilers are unfollow everyone, delete and stop using the app, or achieve an optional layout as this is very undesirable. Not to mention it unnecessarily adds to data consumption.

I would love to see an app designed for moderators in mind.

I'm constantly on the go and using my android phone or iPad to output a wifi signal for my laptop to moderate a chat. Having to do this makes the stream laggy and catching the bot or people that need to be looked at hard since alot of mobile hotspots are not that great at all.

I use the browser rather than the streaming app for moderation because moderating on the existing app is either non-existent or horrible.

Having a dedicated app, web app, or even moderator view in the existing app would be awesome and beneficial to both the creator and moderators. I should be able to have all of my options as I do in the web browser, be able to tab not hold down on the person in question and view what was said in the chat, move between channels that I moderate within a menu, view the stream and chat at the same time or just have an audio option to listen to the stream while watching the chat, etc.

Moderators do a lot for creators behind the scenes of the stream and having this will not only make mods lives easier, it will make creators lives easier too.

Hello!

The basic idea here is to have the ability to use emotes for channels that you are subscribed to across other platforms (text, social media, etc). This has a multiple benefits:

• It allows subscribers to get more usage out of their Subscriber emotes outside of just the Twitch platform, which doubles as a really cool subscriber perk
• It gives a two-fold discoverability opportunity for the streamer; one by word of mouth (whoa, where'd you get that emote!?), and one by the ability to view emotes through eBoard, encouraging you to check out a streamer you like the emotes for
• Streamers can of course use their own emotes to 'advertise' themselves (in the word of mouth example described above) and on their Social Media postings
• A simplified method of managing your subscriptions to channels via this app since you'll be able to see them, and potentially renew, cancel, etc.
• It naturally advertises Twitch to audiences that may not already be aware of it since this is the digital age and everyone uses emotes in their communications

Of course, when your subscription runs out, you lose the ability to use those emotes, and resubbing enables them again. For Bit Emotes, once you've unlocked the emote tier, I don't see why you wouldn't always have that emote available to you for use via eBoard.

Let me know your thoughts! :) <(Is wishing I could use my emote)

On mobile, when watching a stream either on portrait or landscape mode, chat will go on the right side or underneath the video and I'll be able to both watch the stream and read the chatroom, and even write on it as the app manages to find room for the keyboard, the chatroom and the vid altogether.

Still on mobile, if I want to whisper while watching a stream, the whisper window will occupy the entirety of the screen, and I won't be able to keep an eye on the stream while whispering.

I don't really get why it goes like this, because usually, chat will go faster than 1to1 whispering, and would require more space to still be "readable". So, if chat can go that small, whisper window could too.

If it's a matter of "we don't want to get people confused about 'where will the text they are typing be sent'", I believe there are many combinable solutions, like a very light purple background color for the whisper window; no more confusion.

It may look like not much of a problem, but I've been creating interactive game shows and in order for the games to work free from cheaters, audience must answer questions by whispering to a bot – but the countdown is on screen! I'd like people to be able to whisper and glance at the timer at the same time.