ok so here is my proposal! make a new site tgirls.tv maybe? twitchx.tv? twitchadult.tv? this is seriously damaging for the youth and you must take accountability! ban hot tub streams it is stripping there is no difference! i am cancelling my subscription and i am furthermore going to attempt to start a petition i and 1000's feel this way. and not just girls boys too. all boys should have an entire top on. and here are the following reasons why:
1) it promotes sexism.
2) it promotes gender dysmorphia.
3) it is Terrible for small streamers.
4) it is against some cultures and religious beliefs
5) it is terrible for peoples mental health. (streamer and viewer)
6) there are plenty of forums that exist such as onlyfans where they can achieve the same result but they are abusing twitchs popularity!
7) it promotes body dysmorphia and promotes quite frankly unattainable body shapes for the majority of women.

Have the ability for viewers of a stream to choose what they can and cannot see on the screen. If a viewer would like to see a song playing overlay then it can be toggled on and off by the viewer or if someone does not want to see face cam then it can be disabled provided that the streamer enables these features.
This would allow for streams to be clean with no external layers or for the stream to include things like alerts or if chat is visible on screen. This would be viewer specific allowing for everyone to have a different look.

Would it be possible to implement an option on the viewer side to have only the streamer's voice and not the general sound of the stream?
Let me explain.
It would be necessary that when a stream is broadcast via OBS (or other) that a second stream is sent, a sound channel that would contain only the streamer's microphone.
Of course, this feature should also be implemented on the streaming software side. (OBS, XSplit etc..)
What is the use of this feature?
During live shows where several streamers are playing together, we sometimes want to use the "multitwitch" function to see the POV of each streamer. However, you end up putting the sound on only one stream and this can be uncomfortable, as you would like to hear all the other streamers clearly, so the sound balance is as comfortable as possible.
Thank you for taking the time to read this!

Please tell very large and official developer/company streaming channels such as RocketLeague to provide a schedule for their upcoming events and streams on twitch in a user-freindly manner. There have been mutliple cases where they advertised an event that should have drops enabled but do not turn them on. Furthermore, the lack of an official, proper, consistent schedule on twitch (even their twitter is extremely late), leads to alot of issues with missing streams.

Lastly, if drops are streamlined (automatic progress rather than manual claiming), and the schedule is up in advance, we could know when to tune in and the chat for the channels would have less spamming about drops.

As it stands now, this confusion makes twitch chat really immature and in my opinion, detracts heavily from veiwer-engagement (particularly new veiwers) as it becomes focused on information related to drops rather than meaningful community engagement.

This is very simple but extremely helpful for those of us that watch multiple streams for different games or campaigns.

Here's an example of how it would work. A user would be able to gain completion towards drops for streams as long as they are of different events. In other words, if I am watching for RainbowSixSeige streams with drops enabled, I could also open another tab for Rocket league and gain progression towards both drop campaigns.

Even better/intuitive is if it is per campaign so I could watch 2 different (example) Rocket League events such as RLCS and CRL and still gain progress towards each respectively.

This would allow the process to be mroe streamlined and convenient.

I'm not sure if I'm putting this in the right spot but I would love the ability to select people on the twitch team that I don't want auto-hosted. For example you're on a team and 1 member of that team is causing issues for other members and claiming they're cheating at a game without providing proof but the owner of the team has not yet chosen to get rid of them. I'd live the option to have team auto-host on but block that person from being auto-hosted. Currently you either auto-host anyone on the team or no one that is not in your personal auto-host list.