Extension configuration does not load. flashes and then doesn't load. contacting Tiltify didn't work and of course, twitch doesn't have an easy way to contact with issues.

A new feature for the mod view.
A moderator chat so you can easily give out informations to every mod on when to take actions and share informations to everyone at the same time.

With more and more funny and useful extensions coming out it would be really helpful if the amount of slots could be bumped up by a lot, the 2 overlay, 3 panel is just not cutting it.
And if the mobile overlay use isn't coming any time soon, make it so that we can place an extension in both the overlay and panel slot at the same time, so that we can cater to both types of viewers.

Accurate tutorials shouldn't even need to be a suggestion.

I have an issue with every extension on twitch. Somehow I can not use them or see them properly, nor can I edit their overlay. http://i.prntscr.com/6yBRgWI-RoGQF7VgFUJc2w.png

How can I fix this? I tried new browsers, updating my extensions, reinstall extensions, tried to use twitch app, clearing internet cache and cookies, relog-in, but still the same. Is something wrong with my account? Because everyone else see them properly shown, I just don't see them right.

None of my panel extensions show up anymore. They were working before, but the cards appear empty now. In extension manager they do show up, but the configuration pop-up is empty.

Edit: They do show up when I'm not logged in. But how do I configure them if I can't see them when I'm logged in!?!

The Extension Action: "followChannel" currently only accepts the channel name.

window.Twitch.ext.actions.followChannel: void function(channelName: String)

Most of the other extension APIs all use IDs and these are readily available in the extension from the JWT. With the way this API is designed, in order to use it you now have to make an extra network request against the Helix endpoint to get the channelName from the channelId.

My request is to make it so this action supports taking the channelId or that the channelName is exposed in the JWT token.

I've looked through the twitch-dev-discord. And there seem to be many people who like me want to use keyboard-events in their extension.

Keyboard-inputs would make a lot more interesting and fun games possible, instead of the current 5 million versions of the same quiz/sticker-extension.

Since keyboard-events are allowed in <input>, I don't understand why it isn't allowed outside of an input.

Also, I think the documentation should be clarified:
"2.3 Extensions may not use keyboard shortcuts to power functionality."

What you mean is:
"Extensions may not use keyboard input outside of a input-field to power functionality."

Right now if a twitch extension gets denied and needs developer to re-submit, the review notes are all gone. It would be great if for the same extension it would keep the review notes. I had an app that had a backend issue that I resolved, but I had to re-submit the app (didn't upload any new files or change anything), and the review details was empty.

Some of the streamers I watch have since rebranded and changed their twitch name; however, the prime-sub notification shows the old name/another channel in the extension. Perhaps the extension is looking in an older, archaic location for the username? Regardless, it would be nice if the extension reminded people to resubscribe to the correct person.

Viewers should be able to join the stream in a one on one video conference (in front of the rest of the stream) to be able to talk directly to the streamer.

Examples would include having viewers either donating to participate or queuing and when the streamer selects the option, the viewer is also casting to the stream to ask questions or just have a general chat with the host.

This could be a useful way to engage the audience further, encourage more active users and fills gaps between the load times on games etc.

Right now an Extension's Discovery Page can only be in one language. It would improve the amount of streamers that would be able to discover an extension if the developer could optionally provide translations for various languages.

I am curious why Twitch streamers are limited to 3 panel extensions. I hope there is a good reason, cause I feel like 5 sounds like a better number. There's a lot of super awesome extensions out that I can want to utilize, but the limited # prevents that. Any reason why it's limited to 3, and could it be expanded?

Let streamers know when extensions are down, being worked on, or just plain removed. I've seen a few extensions that were working one day, but the next they weren't and yet were still there when you look for them. You couldn't get them but they were there. Then a few days later it was gone and yet streamers only know if they search for it.

allows you to make a bit goal on the overlay that will keep track of those bits from one date to another

How about you make it so kinect works