There is a very large community that makes content for Twitch directly from your PS4 or Xbox console, and we do not have all the advantages that streamers have from PC, developing "exclusive" extensions for streams from console can help this community too much.

As I was watching the god gamer Moonmoon play Ghost of Tsushima, it occurred to me that it would be nice to have the ability to donate to the game developer. Maybe twitch can make deals with the developers to set up wallets and what not, and if a streamer is playing their game/category then an extension will allow viewers to also donate to the game dev.

The video player has many hotkeys, most usefully Spacebar to pause/play and M to mute/unmute. When an extension is enabled on a stream(it may only be some extensions, but I've noticed this with the vast majority), it seems to form an invisible pane that will eat clicks on the player (i.e. highlighting it to use the hotkeys). Hotkeys still work if you can select the player, which you can check by clicking the control strip at the bottom.

This doesn't really feel like intended behavior and is extremely confusing if you don't know about it.

Quiero que se puedan crear extensiones para dispositivos móviles para que la experiencia de crear extensiones sea más cómoda para los que no usan computadoras y Notebooks

It would be great to have a panel feature that would autoplay highlight/clip videos when a viewer clicks on our page or on the about page.

Add something like a small visible meter that chat can send their feedback on by liking or disliking the streamer, content theyre providing or the stream as a whole, without viewers leaving to have impact on the view count and on whats streamer doing right or wrong from chats perspective.

Hey guys, not really an idea but my channel won't let me host anyone. Does anyone have a solution? I've tried everything I can think of.

Currently, overlay extensions only overlay the video on PC.

Please allow overlay extensions to overlay the video on mobile too.

When an Extension goes through constant improvement cycles the Extension versions start to pile up on the developer dashboard. There doesn't appear to be a particular order in which the versions are displayed so it becomes a tedious task to find the latest one just by looking through the small semver text on the thumbnail.

I seem to have a persistent issue with users who are banned from my chat still being able to use my extensions to troll/harass me, resulting in the deactivation of the extension until the user moves on. Please have extensions check for banned users and disallow them to use the extension on my channel if they are banned. This is a particularly large issue especially with the Sound Alert Extension. Imagine being spammed with a "RIP" alert every thirty seconds just because you banned a 12 year old from your streams. Not Fun.

I love watching some streamers, but sometimes the music they play is a bit too loud or quiet for my personal taste. It would really be great if there was some way that I could adjust the volume output of the music on my end to something that is more enjoyable for me, and allows for everyone to have the music at the level they want

To optimize the SEO, I recommend that the name of the extension should be included in the title of the extension detail page.

Currently i'm getting search result like:

Extensions - Twitch
https://www.twitch.tv › ext
<description of the extension> ...

I am of the opinion that this would significantly improve the visibility of the extensions and make it easier for streamers to find the extension when searching via search engine pages.

Cheers,
GhostZero

With the announcement of the mod view at Twitchcon 2019, it would be great to have moderator views for extensions.

A moderator view would be optional and would allow moderators to have some control over the extensions (equivalent or less than the dashboard view)

Some extensions, do use image upload.
To avoid flaws in the moderation system it would be great to have an image upload system on Twitch.

The streamer or developer could upload an image, that will be reviewed by Twitch, like emotes or cheermotes, etc. Once the image is approved, it can be used in the extension on the streamer's channel.

This will allow streamer to have more personnalisation options in extension, without adding multiple image upload system for each extensions that doesn't go through the twitch moderation system.

Today extensions (overlay extensions) are only available on certain web browsers (for PC/MAC).
Make it available/work on all browsers.

Today extensions (overlays) don´t work on mobile and tablets (apps).
Make it available/work on mobile and tablet apps.

Please also find a way to make extensions synced, be able to be used in replays/VOD´s/Clips.

The title explains itself.