There are events happening all the time. I can't remember them all. Is there a way to schedule them, so that I am notified when they are streaming? Like WoW Streams in English that only happen once per week? The Gamecon that is coming up on August 27th. Yes I could put these on my phone calendar, but it would be great to have them notify me when they start if I can asked to be notified. There may already be a way. I am new to Twitch so just learning. I love Twitch and am amazed at all the things you are involved in.

When I'm searching for mods/addons, there's a filter option called "Category". I like to set that filter to limit my search only to mods I'm interested in shopping for. I also like to sort by most popular by download descending. If I see something interesting in the search list, I click it to see what it looks like and what features it has. Usually I haven't made a decision at this point and I want to return to the original search results. However, when I go "back", I'm returned to the general list of mods/addons - unsorted and unfiltered. It's annoying to have to reapply those same filters and sorts and scroll back to the mod/addon I was just reading about to continue my search again.

This idea is to save filters, sorting, and scroll position when going back to search results from viewing the details of a mod/addon.

The Watch Party feature is a pretty good way to have a community come together to watch something they have in common interests. However I had a different vision of these Watch Parties, when there's these expos and conferences online where different streamers watch together, I expected a more immersive look of a watch party. My idea I want to present is having stream communities come together. This includes badges and emotes, if more than 1 streamer has a watch party of the same expo, and decide to do a group stream, I would call this a watch party. My version of Watch Party will display 2 or more streamers, and have ONE interactive chat where different viewers from different communities show where they are coming from. For example, if itmeJP, CohhCarnage, and Ezekiel_III (Dropped Frames crew) were to have their streams together and have 1 chat room shared, the 3 communities come together displaying their own badges, emotes, and love to the stream. Lets say one viewer is subscribed to all 3 streamers, that one viewer will have up to 3 badges to display of who that person is supporting. A little bragging rights here and there and people would see it as eye candy since it can look cool to support all your favorite streamers at once. Moderators can all share the chat and equally control how chat is managed. Streamers can have maybe 2 or 3 designated moderators who are allowed to manage chat for them. While donating occurs, the viewer should still have the power to choose who they want to donate to, and if a feature ever occurs, they can also have one hefty donation split 3 ways. Although the current Watch Party feature is still very neat, I think my version of it can still be utilized somewhere on Twitch's platform.

Let me know what you think :)

It would be cool, if you could pick from your friends list, or just anyone else that's you choose that's on and active, to a duel, or make a team and challenge them, without it being a super special event. Kind of a stream vs stream duel, and when you challenge someone it alerts and notifies both parties streams chats.

Like in LoL, DoA6, SF5, Tekken, Racing games, Speed Run times, Form a team from chat maybe even, and ?vs? from each stream in whichever game is mutually designated.

And OverWatch....by the by...whose holding heavy on the OverWatch 2 alpha invites? Cheeseburger gets sold in the park...I want in on it.(quote from meal time)

Don't know if this is implemented on Windows OS, but on Mac OS you can't maximize window to fill the screen (by double clicking the window and there is no option in the window settings on the top panel). There is an option to put it on full screen, but that is not what I'm after here.

Maximizing window gives option to have multiple windows in same screen, without the hassle to use mac's touch pad to change the virtual desktop space to other one. Especially if you use external mouse instead, you really can't do that unless you do some silly keyboard shortcut for it.