How has this been planned for more than 4 years but not implemented yet??

Would also love to be able to see the analytics in the creator dashboard

We want it

As an editor, I don't want power over moderators. I do agree with editing panels. The streamer I edit for I also help created/format her panels. Being able to update them for her would be super helpful. But maybe instead of a flat "editors do this", it can be an optional permission? Like a checkbox that says editors can edit panels as well.

No, I think there should be more different roles. The things you mention are more intended for a manager role. then editor.

at least give the role a badge, there's an emote artist badge but no editor badge?

Personally disagree with Editors having power over moderators- I think strictly separate roles make more sense.
Although I do agree that an editor having the ability to change panels (perhaps with a button the streamer needs to press to confirm later) and being able to submit new graphics and emotes could also help streamers- especially large ones.

I like the idea to break it in a permission like approach like discord, additionally I would like to see permission to the stream settings, analytics, unban request etc.
a lot of streamers have one mod who manages a lot, even the other mods, so it would be nice to get the ability for that.

I'm also supporting a discord like approach.
Break all privileged functions down into single permissions and give the broadcaster the ability to create custom roles with the privileges they seem fit.

Maybe have permission presets (e.g. resembling the old "Moderator" / "Editor" roles) for starters who dont know the meaning of each permissions yet.

Creators need a function to highlight a viewer like in bold, cursive and something like that. It would help alot to connect with our viewers!

Agreeing with others - the current mod/editor roles are not sufficient. Truly the "editor" role should be more about clips and vods than moderating, and there should be more advanced moderator permission options.

Preferably, a streamer should be able to define several "tiers" of moderator role and assign them individually. That way a streamer may have many normal moderators and a few admins who have access to the higher order operations.

The fact that a moderator can start a raid but they can't manage the VIP list, is a bit ridiculous. So, there needs to be additions made to the list of controls and options moderators have, but the streamer should be able to decide which controls moderator tiers have access to instead of this current all-or-nothing approach which means a streamer must either go without someone having these tools or risk giving tools to people they may not want to have them.

A moderator permissions overhaul is long overdue.

What the OP seems to be suggesting though is there should also be a "Channel Manager" role. Someone who has access to A LOT of options regarding the broadcasters channel and can manage most, if not all, standard broadcaster features. I believe this is also an important feature, but this should be inherently distinct from "moderators".

There is another submission regarding discord-like roles/permissions and that is what this should really be. Channels should be able to have a few roles.. Super Mod, Mod, VIP for example (the names don't really matter) that permissions can be assigned to.

Essentially anything in the streamer dashboard that doesn't reveal personal information should be able to be ticked on or off for a role, as well as any in-chat functions including all / commands and new functions like predictions. There are plenty of examples out there in the form of chatbots and discord that show not only how this could be implemented but the demand.

For larger channels this is long, long overdue. Its a bit nuts that channels large enough to actually employ moderators have no ability to let others manage these elements of their stream and channel without providing them their credentials.

Additionally, they should be able to edit channel points as well as VIP badges. I can't count how many times an idea has been made and would be nice for an editor to easily go into settings and swap VIP roles and channel point redemptions while the streamer is busy.

Seriously, its almost 2022... 4 years for this on a planned status and 6 years since the idea is posted.

Gives you something to think about...

In addition to all the other items listed here, Editor view in the Twitch dashboard doesn't seem to be as comprehensive as Mod view. For example, in Editor view I can view/snooze ads for a channel I'm an Editor for, but I cannot easily view the users in chat or gift subs as I can in Mod view. The ability to gift subs simply isn't there in Editor view, and Mods cannot snooze/run ads as the panel is not available in mod view. There needs to be better cross-over when somebody has multiple roles so that they can be effective from one page instead of needing to have multiple pages open for their different roles.

Yes add this yesterday

Adjusting channel points would be greatly appreciated for editors to edit.

I'd rather see mods do more.
- adjust channel points.
- Edit profiles in a better language. for whom a particular language is not fluent. or due to stroke disease
- Being able to do everything Except seeing stats, and deleting accounts. Mods can never delete an account only the creator host of a channel.

It would be great if editors can also start Predictions! This would be very helpful and useful.

Please also allow editors to change the 'go live' notification