Allow account switching.
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).
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evanbrooks12
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It would be great to have an account-switching feature that lets users manage separate themes and layouts for each account without logging out. Saving layouts to individual accounts, with options for cloud storage and sharing, would make the experience much smoother, especially for users working on different projects, such as slot games. https://rejkibet.com/
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justinhelix
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Account switching would be a really useful feature, especially for creators who manage both personal and business channels. Saving themes and layouts separately for each account would prevent settings from getting mixed up and make switching much smoother. The option to save layouts locally, sync them to the cloud, and share them with others would be a great bonus. I also enjoy exploring different online platforms, including https://robloxapkdl.org/, and appreciate tools that make managing multiple accounts easier.
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emilycarterr515
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Account switching would be much more convenient if each account could retain its own themes, layouts, and customization settings. Saving layouts separately by account, either locally or in the cloud, would prevent changes made to one account from affecting another. The option to share layouts would also be useful for teams or users who want consistent setups across multiple accounts. Privacy and personalized support are important in other areas as well. Men considering telehealth ED treatment Texas can discuss sensitive concerns privately with a provider who reviews their health history and hormone levels before determining whether treatment is appropriate.
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wopiTV
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Since the DJ program exists this is more crucial than ever. As a DJ and game streamer I am forced to have two channels now and I'd love to easily switch between both.
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Squirrelville
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@skipprnim; your use case is specifically for using multiples in a browser window at the same time, something you can ONLY do through external browser plugins/extensions/3rd party tricks.
This would be a quick swap option akin to TikTok, Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, etc, etc, where i can quickly click on my userprofile, and toggle between my accounts.
edit edit: also is a usecase here 3rd party services logging into your 'content' accounts to config things? I believe those services exist, i just don't know how much.
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SkippRnim
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My suggestion is that there is no need for this. Just use a browser that supports multiple browser window profiles. This feature is now available in Safari and you can use the Containers extension in Firefox and I'm sure that there is something for Chrome and other browsers. Account switching would only allow you to see one account at a time, whereas using the aforementioned you can be in all at once.
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[Deleted User]
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What experience do you need for account management?
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GSCNation
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Echoing other streamers here to say this would be so helpful to us when we want to be able to watch other streamers without 1) stealing focus if we chat or are noticed lurking 2) having to be "on" all the time and just be able to blend into the crowd. This would be a huge quality of life feature for us.
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Susshimei
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I might interject here this idea need the ability to give your employees temp logins to your twitch account and make it have permissions that you can set.
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infernopaws
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i am a co owner of a small growing company so this would be great to switch accounts much easier
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DescentOfMeow
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this feature should exist. twitter and instagram has it. unless its difficult to include
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forevereva66
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Было бы круто иметь возможность переключатся между двумя аккаунтами твич , если два стримера пользуются одним компьютером например .
Так не теряются настройки , и это очень удобно -
Riiesta
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Если у меня 2 аккаунта аунта, мне не удобно постоянно вводить пароль и код, нужна функция переключения между аккаунтами
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RangerAlita
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This would be super helpful.
Having a Streamer Account and a Viewer Account so you can 'incognito' your way around Twitch would be super helpful.
I know Streamers who hate being recognized in other Streamer's chats as it takes away attention from the Streamer whose Stream they're in. -
kevcarrio
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This is so neccessary! It's really annoying logging out every single time...
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ZeffTM_
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this would be great!
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seatigh
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Maybe a hub of accounts could be great as Twitter does.
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MrNukezy
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PLEASE add a feature where you can login to a different account with a click of a button. Every time I need to switch accounts to manage a bot account I need to log out, then log in to the bot account, scramble to look for the 2FA code, do whatever I had to do, then log out again, then do another 2FA. Please just let us click our Profile Picture, select "Switch Accounts" and sign in to a different account seamlessly.
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SCHLVFMVNGEL
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This is especially a great idea for bot management, Plenty bots run via a second Twitch account to brand the bot's name in chat accordingly to the streamer.
In addition, corporate streams are now also held on Twitch, which means a multi-account tool would be helpful for employees who want to quickly and easily switch between their personal and business accounts. -
Ribbonius
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Yeah, would love to have it similar to eg. youtube and instagram, where you can log into several accounts and switch between them.
I am the owner of a Twitch channel alongside two others but do have my own/private account aswell.
One of the others originally created the account and it's a farce to log in as "our" channel since he uses 2FA on his phone, meaning I have to contact him every time I want to log into our account..