Add the option to easily remove a video from continue watching without watching it.
If you start a stream of someone who has subscriber only settings you can't watch a vod so you can't remove if from continue watching please change this

When watching a creators videos in "Recent broadcasts" I want a feature that allows me to upvote/downvote their video.

Could you add a brightness button, and a warm light setting to the streaming settings next to the quality button. I feel like this idea could save a lot of eye strain for late-night viewers and streamers.

When you watch something with your friends it is imposible to watch it at the same time. Easy fix it to create a room like watchtogether for youtube.

Thanks.

When a streamer (low latency mode enabled) has momentary internet problems, it increases the delay significantly for the rest of the stream. One solutions is to restart the stream, but then you will have separate vods and spam extra notifications for users.
So, ideally we would have a option on streamers dashboard to reconnect to da serves and fix the delay. I imagine it will stall the stream for couple of seconds and not something you would want to use unless you have to, but still would be much better then restarting.

I don't have the most stable internet so there are days where a stream will buffer quite a bit. This means that I am viewing the stream later than the rest of chat, and in order to catch back up I need to reload the entire page.

I would like a button that refreshes just the stream in order to give the the most current stream.

This would also help people who chose to pause the stream.

Hello. Could you moderate the loudness level to maintain a Normalized loudness level of -14/-16 LUFS? Is horrible when you listen some streamers with low sound loudness and others with a huge loudness. This must be standarized please. I don't Know if this is the correct forum page but i think this could improve the user experience in the way of mantaining a good sound quality.

It's always fun to re-watch your favorite streamer's reaction to a comment of yours. However, when viewing recent broadcasts, there is no convenient way to JUMP between YOUR comments in the seekbar. The user needs to skim through the seekbar and manually find their comments by trial and error.

I have just thought of an idea, which is to allow viewers to hit a "Like" button so when I see the Replays, it can show me when there is a lot of "Likes". It will allow me to check the best moments as I could just click the "most liked moments" in the Replays.

Thanks!

I watch 8 hour+ video streams and it is impossible to precisely navigate the video timelines to get to the segments I care about. Can you program a +-15 second button into the video player for more precise skipping/ rewinding?

While im working I like to watch my favorite streamers but I'm having a hard time because I have to alt-tab every time and sometimes I missed good moments on the stream.

Watching Twitch streams is killing my mobile plan. I would love the option to download streams/videos to my phone. not just clips.

The addition of two soundtracks, the streamer's microphone and his sounds from the computer, because I like to listen to the streamer himself and play the game, and if he himself plays the same game he bothers me a lot.

The ability to create chapters within your VODs post-stream

There are instances where a change in stream title & category doesn't register with your stream. In cases, like so it makes it difficult for viewers to find the select point where you stream segment they want to watch is.

If created after your stream is done you would be able to go into the video mangager/editor and create select chapters in order to better organize a VOD for viewer consumption.

Create a playback rate shortcut, like Youtube.

For example, when you go to a Youtube video and press: "SHIFT + >", the playback rate increases, and when you press: "SHIFT + <", the playback rate decreases.

Hello. Please add 1.75x playback speed feature.

Add a button to the interface labelled "What have I missed?" that when clicked will show a couple of minutes of random video from the current (or previous) live stream so that people who are late to the broadcast can catch up on what has happened before they got into the stream.