The schedule tab is extremely redundant if it's not tied to your timezone. The current extension will show the streamer's schedule in the time zone of the system viewing it. This is SO important as we all know noon CET is most definitely not noon PST. From the looks of things now, we'll just be able to set our schedules to a time, and it will then be up to the viewer to keep track of what timezones we are in. Thus the schedule will not be usable for the viewer.
This should also include the option for the streamer to set the timezone for their streams, as a lot of us stream while on longer trips. With the option of setting the timezone, we can then prepare our viewers for different start times because of time zone changes.

Additionally, the lack of timezones also forces the viewers to have to keep track of when daylight savings happens in other places than their home. I.e. Europe and North America have three weeks between when the times are changed, and I'm sure this goes for other places too.

Giving us the option for a schedule is well and all, but it's no use to our viewers if it doesn't show them when we'll be live in their timezone.

Schedule feature needs an overhaul
Not all streamers stream on a daily basis, not even on a weekly basis.
My schedule change from week to week even from month to month.
It would be nice to just simply select the days from a calendar and not Mon-Sun.
And then have it displayed as a Calendar for people to see or a countdown to the next stream. It would work for those who have a consistent schedule and for those who have a bit more random schedule. It would also allow for people to take breaks without having to delete their schedule or disabling it.

I do variety and also have no "set" shedule, which makes the schedule panel a bit wonky. I think it will lead to more confusion for my audience and people who discover my page as well as other streamers who operate the same. I'd love to see an option to condense this for those of us to encourage the use of notifications and stream as we feel. That aside, the general setup is useful for people who do stream schedules (minus the requirement to list the game that is going to be played). I enjoy how clean the new page looks, but it does need tweaks in areas.

I follow and unfollow streamers regularly. For new streamers I discover, I follow and check their "Schedule" tab. When we click the next broadcast scheduled we are allowed to click on a "Remind Me" feature.

It would be great to have a live (24/7) page of all these Reminders we set for ourselves (of upcoming streams including dates and duration times).

It would help followers (who use this feature a lot) to plan their non-Twitch time around the streamers they want to see.

As for me, I use this feature heavy, so I cannot remember everyone I follow and set reminders on. It would be nice to have this feature, so followers can:

1. Choose to not follow streamers who are flaky and do not stream when they promise (i.e. maybe add a red flag feature for when a streamer doesn't stream when promised). This red flag feature would be very helpful to allow followers to concentrate their energies (and potential subs and gift subs to streamers who will be there for them).

2. Save time, so followers do not have to click on, potentially, the maximum 2000 followed channels to remind themselves when the next stream (and streamer) will go live.

3. If we miss a going live notification (and the streamer does not show as live in our Followed Channels pane on the left), we'll have this page at our disposals.

Thanks!

A really simple request: currently the twitch schedule is almost completely useless as you can’t export it to your calendar app, so, effectively, the schedule you’ve gone and set up only exists in one page on your twitch channel, where people have to specifically go and browse to if they want to see if you’ve planned to stream this week. Nobody does that.

Adding an “add to calendar” button on the schedule page so that users can load a streamer’s schedule into their calendar app of choice would mean that even if go live notifications are turned off (or perhaps if people don’t have the twitch mobile app installed), people still have a chance of being able to catch a stream. Or even me as a streamer can add it to my calendar so that I can set myself “one hour before event” alerts so I actually get myself stream ready in time. Haha. Thanks guys!

I love the new schedule section, and I love that it puts a VOD there when the stream is over. However, multiple times a week I and many others are routinely a guest on other channels that I would love to feature in my schedule as well. So many of my viewers are constantly asking, what time and what channel, it would be great if I could direct them to the schedule page and it will not only show them what I'm streaming and when, but where I'll be. (If they were able to smack "follow" or "notify me of this particular stream" while they're looking at the schedule, that would be extra A+)

I generally stream from around 11pm to 4am my time, and that stretches the schedule to the full width which causes several different issues. It prevents game icons from being shown at all, it cuts off the name of the game and other important information since it's at the edge, and it prevents past stream VODs from displaying like they're supposed to. It seems at least slightly remedied by only setting 1 game that spans the entire length (sorry, variety streamers), but it still doesn't display the game icon unless it reaches at least 4.5 hours for one of the days, and it still prevents past VODs from appearing at all.

For anyone with a similar overnight stream schedule, this feature is currently pretty broken. It could maybe be fixed by making everything smaller vertically or by allowing users to mouse over or click on a stream to view all information. The VOD bug definitely needs fixing, though.

EDIT It looks like the VOD bug has at least been fixed. Thanks!

Perhaps I've missed this feature, but I feel like it would be helpful to include an optional explanation box for a canceled stream. While I do have my social media/discord to communicate as well, it would be great to have a centralized location to communicate that. Not everyone needs to know every reason, but if you would like to, its helpful.

Perhaps it's redundant if you have a following on socials, but if someone doesn't check and goes straight to the stream, they may wonder if there's technical issues or a delay, as opposed to a cancellation, and may not check the schedule. Being able to display this information on the landing page if there's a stream scheduled but canceled would be a welcomed addition as well.