Since there aren't different levels of ads and family friendly streamer have to tolerate all ads and some not appropriate, was wondering if Twitch would consider the idea if streamers could create their own ads perhaps select from a list of recommended material that Twitch would want their streamers to create ads from.

Like you can enable/disable showing followers.

Even feature to remove followers from your list especially one who just follow you with trollish names to troll you.

Why is there no video quality setting for ads? I'm sure this has come up before but it's just annoying sometimes to get a thirty second ad and have it take 2 minutes to run. If there was some way a user could change the ad video quality setting or in quality settings to "play all ads in [this quality]".

I receiving a purple ad page about adblock but mine is off.

Here is some feedback https://youtu.be/M5U-EJu2ZNQ

i keep getting ads about alcohol and i have a history with that substance and i wish to not see it on my channel specifically and wish to turn any alcohol related ads off as 80% of the ads i get are bud light. i wish to just not see that on my account at all

Banners are better and make them so that I don't miss content. Plus being able to remove them after few seconds of seeing them would also be

How about for each ad you roll you give back to your community and give 100 bits per ad. I'm missing out on a minimum of 30 seconds of live content. Make it worth my while.

‪From what I’m seeing ppl talk about the main problem is that streamers don’t know when the ads are happening, they won’t to have control over it and they don’t want to miss important moments. so I think the best way for you guys to do it would be as a notification warning the streamer to show an ad in ___ mins or an auto ad will run.‬ this way the streamer has some control and should hopefully be able to run the ad out of match or pause to take a quick break well the ad runs

Change quality setting = ad plays
Open a stream on your desktop you already have open on your mobile = ad plays
Switch between audio only and video on mobile = ad plays
Pause a stream and come back after a couple mins = ad plays

Can we keep it to an ad ONLY plays once when you first open a stream, unless the streamer sets for ads to play every X mins. You can keep track of this via the account and not muddy the waters with only local app tracking.

Every time I log in to my account, I am greeted with a possibiltiy to manage personalized ads, and it looks like this: https://i.imgur.com/8HUIhPP.png

By default, everything should be off unless I explicitly state I allow gathering my data.

Ads on Twitch, just what we F needed! I hate ads, don't want to see them ever. I have been born in a world full of ads and I can't stand it anymore, stop shoving unwanted shit into my eyes and ears.

I can't watch anything on Twitch, every 5 minutes I receive AD. Stop these advertisements ... I don't pay Prime for that. I can't see the streamers. Where's the pleasurable experience of watching lives? I see more AD than the streamer. This is worse than YouTube. Especially because Youtube Premium does not have AD

Never in my life have I bought something because of an Ad on the internet and that will never change. On top of that the pre-roll Ads are preventing me from viewing new streams. I'm never going to click a new streamer and be like "okay cool i'll wait this 30 seconds to see if I even like the streamer", if you're going to force pre-roll ads then put it in a window in the corner and adjust the volume so I can hear both the Ad and stream. Or better yet don't try to force them on people!

30-second ads are ridiculous. Not even YouTube has 30-second ads. It takes way too long to sit through an ad just to see what's going on in a stream. The max should be 15 seconds, no more.

Ads on twitch are too intrusive and impact chat's enjoyment of streams. So it would be great if instead of stopping us from watching the stream during ads, the small screen that appears at the top of chat would play ads (muted by default) at different time intervals.

These ads are absolutely egregious. It's actually even worse than Network Television. It wouldn't be nearly so unbearable if it worked like Youtube and if the break was longer than like 20 seconds, you could choose to skip the ads after about 5 I might consider continuing to use this platform, as is when I go a channel and have to sit through a 30 second commercial realize I'm not actually that eager to be watching this streamer, and go somewhere else, usually off of Twitch.

I've seen multiple people talking about this on reddit and twitter, there seems to be a fair few people who are experiencing distorted audio after an ad plays. Seems to mostly be firefox users.