I agree—it would be much more convenient if the raided channel stayed visible on the dashboard after a raid. Being able to quickly join the conversation and thank the viewers would make raids feel more interactive.

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I agree with this completely. After a raid, the interaction does not end immediately because that is usually the moment when the raided streamer notices, responds, and their community starts engaging back. If the dashboard stops showing the raided channel right away, it makes it harder to say hello, acknowledge the reaction, and stay part of that moment.

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Keeping the raided channel visible for a while after the raid would make the experience feel much smoother and more social. It would help streamers follow through on the connection instead of being cut off from the very interaction the raid created.

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With the new Raid Browser (/raidbrowser) in chat, I think you have what you might be looking for now! It took a few years, and it's not exactly what you're asking - but it might be close enough!

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Similarly, need to let viewers left behind or anyone coming to the channel after stream know what channel was raided. Host feature used to host the raided channel. Now that hosting is gone there is no way to know where everyone went if you missed the raid or it didnt bring you. Raiding should make the raided channel be the current suggested channel in the carousel and top of the suggested list. Maybe with a label it was recently raided there.

https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/933484-creator-dashboard-stream-manager/suggestions/45765613-when-raiding-put-raided-channel-at-the-top-of-the

There should definitely be a better way to raid, maybe a raid random streamer that matches your community or have the raid button on the stream manager show everyone you follow (if you only raid people you follow). I have a stream deck and even doing raids with that isn't that great.

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Agreed, though this should be an option. I prefer to pull up the channel I'm about to raid in a new tab, then keep my Stream Manager open after stream to do my post-stream ritual

this is 100% my biggest problem with the new dashboard.

hosting/raiding is a pain for those of us without pricey stream decks, it would be nice not to have to open a separate window and navigate the impossible new setup (clicking 'back to twitch', having to jump through hoops to get to settings that aren't the stream manager) causes a lot of fumbling that costs viewers.