I have a personal account and an account to stream with my trivia company. I would like to be able to switch between them without logging out. More importantly, I'd like them each to have their own themes--currently if I log out of one and into the other, it still uses the custom theme I built for the other account. Any changes I make with persist if I switch accounts again. Bind layouts saves to accounts locally / store them in the cloud but also allow users to share their layouts (or access any layout saved locally).

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

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

There are channels i don't want to see on my feed, and there are games that i am no longer wanting to see on my feed. At the moment the only way to block a channel is to report it; it would be nice to have the ability to hide/block channels and games from the feed altogether so i can see actual content i'm interested in

We should be allowed to change our age because my account is my older brothers old account and because of this my age is not accurate

Add a feature to the sidebar panel to allow us to categorize the streamers we follow into "folders" that we can collapse/uncollapse similar to Discord server features. Some of us follow a LOT of people and if we are looking to watch a certain kind of content it can be frustrating to go through the whole list to find what we're looking for.

When linking your twitch to your discord, it auto gives subs to subs that have linked their account, now what would be good is that if this also could happen with VIP's!

Hi guys!

If you follow 50+ channels on twtich, it can be hard to keep track on who's streaming but you also don't wanna unfollow channels which you just watch every now and then. I suggest that there is an option where you can create custom folders that you can name however you want.

i.e.: A Priority, B Priority, C Priority.
or: League of Legends, Shooters, IRL, others

Not sure if this is the right place for this idea but I hope i managed to make my point clear. I would love to hear your opinion on this!

Cheers

I feel like Twitch sends out emails with an excessive amount of HTML in them. HTML emails are fine, but let's all try to keep things to a sane level.

A channel for stream audio (game sound and streamer voice) and a second channel for the streamer background music. In my opinion this would help both sides.
Viewers: will be able to select the background music volume. sometimes you just want to enjoy the game without background music that doesnt match your mood.
Streamers: Makes it easier to keep audience since they will not have to deal with making everyone happy with the music.

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.

Change Notification settings UI for all platforms into a table. The settings are repetitive and it would save space as well. Plus there's so much energy to internally put brainpower into setting personal notification preferences (email, web, mobile notifications)

Many sites and services have a function to request all account data, from personal messages to changing nicknames. I would like to see this feature

1. Add active sessions in the settings so that you can log out of devices
2. Log in only through trusted IP addresses
3. Make a history of account suspension (reason, suspended time).
4. Make the support service as normal (priority, response time) and in the refusal to appeal, write the exact reason why you do not want to unblock the user
5. Provide live chat and email support

In respect of GDPR in Europe, you have to provide a way to get all informations processed by your services.

• Ads providers
• Videos URLS stored in your cdn
• Segmentation ads
• Followers list
• Followings list
• Assets (images) as affiliate and partners
• History navigation
• Privates messages
• Scoring recommandations for pushing content

If you accidently unfollow someone it you lose your followage, I think it should save the date you originally followed a streamer.

I think twitch should become a social media for gamers and watchers. It's something you should be working on. Think about 2 friends watching shroud or ninja or a competitive match of ESL. They would love to be able to talk to one another through a voice connection. Being able to talk when they watch will make it more enjoyable.

I am not going to use it myself because not many people in India watch twitch. I just think that Twitch is a great community and this would help twitch get an edge above youtube.