if you click on an extension chat message on the name of the extension

You get a little chat UI with the extension description

That description has a "popout" button

That loads a broken user card

For example https://imgur.com/a/HV1cxbk

Many extensions support multiple installation types (panel, overlay, component).
A Streamer must select where to install it then.

Some Streamers preferr the overlay mode but some viewers don't like overlays, so then got the option to disable it on twitch.

Now the viewer does not have access to the content in the extension anymore.

If Twitch would allow streamers to simultaneously install such extensions as overlay but also as panel, the viewer would not be forced to allow the unwanted overlay if he/she wants to use the extension's features.

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.

It would be awesome to be able to directly link to panel extensions below the video using an anchor tag.

Hello!

I would like to propose implementing a better landing page experience for the Extension Discovery page which currently features the same three extensions for 3-4 months at a time with very little rotation.

I would propose either rotating the top three extensions more often (monthly).. or randomizing them with a larger pool of featured extensions that refreshes on page load.

This will help streamers more easily discover extensions they may not have seen otherwise.

Thank you

The extension Icon is too close to the “Chat” title, the logo we provided is for all the twitch platform, so it’s seems like problem on twitch end…

image here:
https://github.com/twitchdev/issues/issues/406

I think a pronoun extension would be great a lot of streamers are using the chrome one but if it were a twitch extension you could view on all
Browsers and hopefully on the mobile app.

An extension to display the local time of the person who's watching on the video player to allow for time management.

The current small number of merch-selling extensions are not very good or reliable, but developers aren't allowed to build any extensions to compete with them.

Add a way to pull users's channel points from the API. It would be really nice to be able to have a channel point leaderboard from an Extension, or directly from you

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Make it so the volume on Soundtrack by twitch on can be individually set by the viewer by adding a toggle to set volume manually and a volume slider in the Soundtrack by twitch popup.
(If that's even possible)

i wold like there to be many different extensions for overlay options, so there is more of a variety

While the new Twitch integration into the Amazon Music Player allows for cross promotion, the other way is still limited with raw links to the Amazon Music Page.

I would love an extension that allows Twitch musicians to show their discography on a Twitch panel.

Either by a general playlist Twitch viewers can listen to or by connecting it to an artists page through an Amazon for Artists account.

Explicitly state somewhere in Content Policy (https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/extensions/guidelines-and-policies/#4-content-policy) that integrations with certain products competitive to Twitch may be rejected on review.

Money money money ***** the laws rules and regulations, we corporate greed we don’t care we are America, making a pornhub esc extension would be so profitable

The current extension store is supported and maintained but not actively improved. Therefore it is the same for like 4 years now and hardly any streamer knows about it. Because of this, the work of many third-party developers goes unnoticed.

If Twitch can improve their discovery for extension, developers can put more effort into their projects. Marketing is incredibly hard and we need help or at least provide a credible extension store.