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1. Remember user preferences on twitch (darkomode/channel views)

   Hello,

   can twitch website start saving my own settings like darkmode/prefered channels sorting?

   It's little bit annoying to set up this functions after every log in to twitch website. (Because there is soo many windows/chrome update, which log out user from website)

   Right now after every log in to twith.tv I have light mode + channels sorting is selected by "recommended".

   Thanks :)

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2. Following Groups

   Having a way of creating folders for groups. for example currently on the left sidebar when it shows channels live the list can span off the menu. Therefore, I am suggesting a way you can create folders such as 'Roleplay Channels' and then you can drag all those streamers into that folder. The side panel would then show a folder which we can colour or when hover displays the name to which can be expanded, to show the streamers within the folder.

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3. if you go you don't come back

   In my opinion, Twitch is showing weakness by wanting to make changes at the last minute to ❝Fight❞ against the competition.
   TWITCH is bigger than that. Twitch has always shown stability and that is very important in this area. Stability that no competition (streaming platforms) manage to have, no matter how many streamers they hire, they return to Twitch (no matter how much they throw hate speech at the purple platform). There I wonder if it is necessary for Twitch to make changes or simply go more aggressive.
   My question is, if Twitch is not profitable, why do the streamers come back after finishing their contracts on the other platforms? And if they can't come back, would they leave?

   What other platform achieves:

   • Traffic of people
   • External advertising that decides to advertise their products, games, etc., on twitch.
   • Games that decide to broadcast their competitions and tournaments on twitch
   • Spectators, because when a transmission closes they continue browsing the site in search of another.
   • Fidelity
   • Variety of streamers.
   • Once the transmission you are watching closes, you can continue to see content of the same or better quality on the site, just as captivating
   • THE MOST IMPORTANT: STABILITY. Because the years go by and twitch is still stable, it doesn't do crazy things to attract big streamers.

   Therefore, for me, a suggestion is to veto people who decide to go to another platform. Because those who leave know that they will end up coming back. THERE DOESN'T EXIST, nor will there ever be a stable, sustainable platform that people feel comfortable with. And I don't want to name the others but you already know what happened with encouragement, booyah, facebook, mixer.

   There are things that cannot be bought with money. Spectators, people traffic, without them there are no streamers. And that is provided by twitch.

   For this reason, I wonder what will happen the day that Twitch decides to ban those who decide to go to other platforms for life. Will they really leave? None manages to be sustainable and profitable over time. They leave and come back haha after throwing hate on twitch, why do streamers come back if it's not profitable? There they are, in the past, cheer up, booyah, facebook, mixer, because they believe that with money they have an audience and it is not like that. There are things that cannot be bought.

   In my opinion, Twitch is showing weakness by wanting to make changes at the last minute to ❝Fight❞ against the competition.
   TWITCH is bigger than that. Twitch has always shown stability and that is very important in this area. Stability that no competition (streaming platforms) manage to have, no matter how many streamers they hire, they return to Twitch (no matter how much they throw hate speech at the purple platform). There I wonder if it is necessary for Twitch to make changes or simply go more aggressive.
   My question is, if Twitch is not profitable, why do the streamers… more

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4. Merging Twitch accounts.

   Merging Twitch accounts.

   Twitch is quite a young platform. But in the future the number of “dead” channels will increase, the so-called “Internet graveyard” will be formed. I propose, add a function “merge accounts”. Here's how it should work:
   For example, a user has two Twitch accounts (either his, or he was passed the data from the account, so to speak by inheritance). And the user wants to use the “merge accounts” function. He enters the data of both accounts (confirms). Then the user opens a page with the data of the two accounts (like a comparison table), the page displays all the data: account creation dates, follow (date), channel points (number and their spending on channels), paid subscriptions (their duration and other paid features), the number of posts (make them more than the limit of 999 +, as it can be called part of someone's history and Twitch itself). The user, can choose the setting from one of the channels. Important: except the name of the account, as it will be added to a special “Account Tree” (about this at the end).
   In more detail:

   The first channel named “qwerty” has the following details:
   Registration date: September 3, 2018.
   Username: qwerty
   Following channels: A, B, C, D, asdfg
   Channel scores: A=480, B=15670, C=460, D=28400, asdfg=300
   Total number of messages on all channels: 4784 (can be done separately for each channel)

   The second channel named “asdfg” has the following data:
   Registration date: October 18, 2020.
   Username: asdfg
   Following channels: X, S, B, C, qwerty
   Channel scores: X=67020, S=14880, B=34060, C=7810, qwerty=300
   Total number of messages on all channels: 68943 (can be done separately for each channel)

   Note: The second account is always the primary account. Integration settings will be made on it. This means that phone number, email, 2FA will remain unchanged from the second account unless the user wants to change them.

   1. Registration date: September 3, 2018 | Registration Date: October 18, 2020.
      The user selects “Registration Date: September 3, 2018.”

   2. username: qwerty | username: asdfg
      The user is left with the name “asdfg” and the name “qwerty” is sent to a special “Tree of Accounts” (about that at the end).

   3. Following channels: A, B, C, D, asdfg (tracking date) | Following channels: X, S, B, C, qwerty (tracking date)
      1) Channels that are not following from the main account (second account): The user can choose to subscribe to channel A (start tracking again) or import the date from the first channel.
      2) Channels that are following on both accounts: As channels named B and C are repeated, the user can select them by tracking date. For example, the user selects channel information (B and C) from the first account, accordingly the tracking date will be earlier.
      3) Channels which are only following on the main account (the second account): The user cannot re-track a channel, as settings are imported to the main channel. Which is already tracking this channel. In this case, it is not possible to import settings.
      Note: If the account names used in the “merge accounts” are the same as the accounts being following on both channels, they cannot be imported. Since the first merge, account is sent to a special “Account Tree” (about that at the end).

   4. Channel scores: A=480, B=15670, C=460, D=28400, asdfg=300 | Channel scores: X=67020, S=14880, B=34060, C=7810, qwerty=300
      Depends on the channel actions. Channel scores are combined into one.
      Channel A – The user can transfer points from the first account or start watching again.
      Channel B – Since the user is following the first account and the second account, they can combine them into one. That is 15670+34060=49730. Or choose the number of points on the main account, 34060.
      Channel C – The same case as in “Channel B”. 460+7810=8270 or 7810.
      Channel D – If in (3. Following channels) the user decided to import from the first account, the points are also transferred. On the other hand, if the user started following the channel again, the points are not transferable.

   Note: If the nicknames of the accounts are the same as the merge accounts, the points are not transferred in any way.

   1. The total number of messages is displayed in the User Card. The number of messages from the main account is displayed first, followed by the number of messages from the first account in parentheses. It looks like this: 68943 (4784)

   Possible limitations of the “merge accounts” feature:
   To avoid spamming this feature can be introduced a restriction, if the account is registered on Twitch less than 5 years, then the merge is not possible.

   Special designations: For example, you can change the color of the data that have been transferred from another account or make a special mark next to them. Like “*”, “this data was imported”.

   Rewards: You can create special badges. For example, “More than one”, given for the first merger of accounts. Also, in each user's User Card, add “Account Tree”. It is transferred from account to account with each use of the “merge account” feature, starting with the first merge account. The “Account Tree” displays basic information about the account.

   Merging Twitch accounts.

   Twitch is quite a young platform. But in the future the number of “dead” channels will increase, the so-called “Internet graveyard” will be formed. I propose, add a function “merge accounts”. Here's how it should work:
   For example, a user has two Twitch accounts (either his, or he was passed the data from the account, so to speak by inheritance). And the user wants to use the “merge accounts” function. He enters the data of both accounts (confirms). Then the user opens a page with the data of the two accounts (like a comparison table), the page… more

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5. Memorialize Accounts for users that have passed away

   If a user has passed away, and this can be verified with an obituary or a death certificate, it would be nice if Twitch could auto-cancel any subscriptions coming from that channel, and give the channel a special badge that indicates that this user has passed away, or change the bio to say "Legacy Account" in front of whatever has been written in the bio (if anything), or above the username.

   It may even be nice to add a comment section so people can leave a nice memory, sign a guest book, so to speak (this could be moderated by a family member/friend/current moderator), so members of the community that user was in can share memories of the friend they lost.

   It's always a very sad time when a Twitch user passes away, so let's make the process easier on Twitch, and use the accounts as a memorial where people can come together and remember their friend and fellow community member.

   If a user has passed away, and this can be verified with an obituary or a death certificate, it would be nice if Twitch could auto-cancel any subscriptions coming from that channel, and give the channel a special badge that indicates that this user has passed away, or change the bio to say "Legacy Account" in front of whatever has been written in the bio (if anything), or above the username.

   It may even be nice to add a comment section so people can leave a nice memory, sign a guest book, so to speak (this could be moderated by… more

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6. Charity Log In

   One of the charities channel owners I stream for uses StreamerBot, SB from here on. Many of the commands and such are on his PC. He's not able to share the commands and such when he uses SB as SB has the user sign into their Twitch account. It would nice to allow people who stream for charities to use there own password for logging into the channel, but only as a non-admin. So let's say I want to stream for the charity and use SB. I cannot use SB right now as it calls for me to sign into the charity channel as the charity owner. If I had my own password, similar to having my own stream key for it, then I'd be able to use SB. I hope this makes sense. Attempted to explain best I could.

   One of the charities channel owners I stream for uses StreamerBot, SB from here on. Many of the commands and such are on his PC. He's not able to share the commands and such when he uses SB as SB has the user sign into their Twitch account. It would nice to allow people who stream for charities to use there own password for logging into the channel, but only as a non-admin. So let's say I want to stream for the charity and use SB. I cannot use SB right now as it calls for me to sign into… more

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7. The option to verify my twitch account with the amazon account that's linked to it

   The option to verify a twitch account with the amazon account that's linked to it

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8. Improved blocked users section

   I have recently noticed that the section for users blocked by the streamer in the 'Privacy' subsection does not work very well, as it does not show all blocked users correctly, sometimes some disappear or simply do not appear in the list. My proposal is therefore to improve this section of blocked users by expanding it and also showing more information about these users, especially by indicating when they change nicknames, trying to confuse things even more, and perhaps a drop-down menu that is even more practical, so that it is easier to manage all blocked users. I also recommend adding a number indicating the total number of blocked users, as is the case with the banned users section.

   I have recently noticed that the section for users blocked by the streamer in the 'Privacy' subsection does not work very well, as it does not show all blocked users correctly, sometimes some disappear or simply do not appear in the list. My proposal is therefore to improve this section of blocked users by expanding it and also showing more information about these users, especially by indicating when they change nicknames, trying to confuse things even more, and perhaps a drop-down menu that is even more practical, so that it is easier to manage all blocked users. I also recommend… more

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9. Assigning Legacy Contact

   Twitch currently does too little to preserve the Digital Legacies of creators who have passed away.

   Companies like Google, Facebook, Apple, etc. at least offer ways to assign a contact who will have access to your account if you pass away (without any long legal procedures).

   Case example: with the upcoming changes to the Rerun feature, editors will no longer have access to it. This means only the streamer or someone who has access to the stream key can start a VOD Rerun. In order for Reckful's community to stay connected and keep supporting each other on Twitch, these changes should've either been more considerate of communities who don't have direct access to the creator's key or Twitch should prevent these situations from happening by letting users assign a Legacy Contact.

   Twitch currently does too little to preserve the Digital Legacies of creators who have passed away.

   Companies like Google, Facebook, Apple, etc. at least offer ways to assign a contact who will have access to your account if you pass away (without any long legal procedures).

   Case example: with the upcoming changes to the Rerun feature, editors will no longer have access to it. This means only the streamer or someone who has access to the stream key can start a VOD Rerun. In order for Reckful's community to stay connected and keep supporting each other on Twitch, these changes… more

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10. Add moderation accounts

    Add a feature like youtube where you can add peoples emails to your account so those people using the emails can access your channel, like download, delete and highlight videos, etc. Ofc not sensitive info like payment methods.

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11. Twitch Authenticator To Lock Twitch Settings

    Someone keep changing the settings to the settings I selected for Twitch. I had the idea to lock the settings with an authenticator, but that service wasn't available.

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12. oAuth dark mode?

    The authentication page for viewers, should have a dark mode.

    Either set by ?queryString or autodetect the users Twitch theme selection (or both)

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13. Authenticate a PC across all of your platforms. Example: Twitch Web and Desktop App, Broadcasting software (StreamLabs OBS), etc. Right no

    Authenticate a PC across all of your platforms. Example: Twitch Web and Desktop App, Broadcasting software (StreamLabs OBS), etc.

    Right now, after re-installing my Windows, I had to request an SMS authentication code for Web, Twitch App Desktop and StreamLabs OBS. Since I had to reset my password (forgot it once again, since I am not allowed to have an Easy password) I have totally requested 3 sms messages. After which I get locked out and I couldn't get a code for the Desktop Twitch App for that period of time, on the same PC.

    Authenticating the PC uniquely, without having to authenticate the pc each time when a login has occurred from a new App supporting Twitch Login, would be a lot better UX. Please consider updating your API, cuz I'm pretty sure that's what's handling it. I am even assuming the initial idea is that, but it somehow fails on a Back-end level.

    Authenticate a PC across all of your platforms. Example: Twitch Web and Desktop App, Broadcasting software (StreamLabs OBS), etc.

    Right now, after re-installing my Windows, I had to request an SMS authentication code for Web, Twitch App Desktop and StreamLabs OBS. Since I had to reset my password (forgot it once again, since I am not allowed to have an Easy password) I have totally requested 3 sms messages. After which I get locked out and I couldn't get a code for the Desktop Twitch App for that period of time, on the same PC.

    Authenticating the PC uniquely, without… more

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14. View Active Account Sessions

    I would appreciate the option to see open sessions of my Twitch account and close them manually if they are no longer necessary or desired.

    This would be for security and peace of mind that no one else is purposing Twitch accounts without a user's permission and potentially causing issues in various chats.

    Thank you for your time and consideration.

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15. Submit twitch.tv for HSTS preloading

    Please submit twitch.tv for HSTS preloading (https://hstspreload.org/?domain=twitch.tv). This will help force the users' browsers to connect to the website using only HTTPS, even if they have never visited the website before.

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