Please check if the number of followers of a channel is realistic if that channel has NEVER streamed. Recently there is a spike of purchased followers used in hate-raids against LGBTQIA+ people. A lot of this could be automatically prevented or at least decreased in how bad it is by automatically putting channels with a high followercount despite never having streamed on a watchlist and not allowing them to raid until this is reviewed.

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Information on the "home" tab is useful, but I don't want it to be the first thing people see when they come to my channel. I'd much rather they see the panels that I paid to have designed, and the information I put there specifically to be front and center.
I do like the information such as Recent games played, and the other channels to check out. I'd like it if there were a way to merge the two so that the information on the home tab is readily accessible, but NOT what immediately greets the viewers.

Since a bugreport page does not seem to exist and the general category is under maintenance: Your report button is completely broken. I cannot report channels used for hate-raids against LGBTQIA+ people (tried Chrome and Firefox, Firefox without any Twitch extensions). It says "Sorry, a network error ocured when submitting your report. Please try again later". The issue has persisted for at least a day now and I can watch streams without any issues indicating that I do in fact have internet.

Please fix the report button and take action against accounts used for hate-raids.

twitchdobetter

A while back the main graph on Channel Analytics changed to show statistics based on the day instead of the stream. This means that if you stream past midnight, you get two bars, one for the statistics before midnight, the other for the statistics after midnight.

Statistics on Twitch are almost only relevant per stream, not day, and this change has made it a much less helpful representation.

Please change this back!

Please add to the Bit and Gift Sub leaderboard the option for Annual Time Range, would be a nice extra touch for broadcasters like me that like to recognize long term support but also want to give people the opportunity to get 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place at least annually.

Give the users the power to sort the "Followed Channels" list on the left side of the page. Just a simple button with "High to Low" and "Low to High" (viewers), nothing complicated. Of course you can always highlight the top channels as you wish, but give us that tiny button in the UI that will make the experience easier for the users. By the way many extensions have this feature.

Sorry for my English, love from Argentina <3

As of currently twitch has emojis that can now be animated. Now how about allowing people to upload "apng" - "gif" files for profile icons? You would make things pop out more for streamers. Maybe have an option inside the settings to shut it off if their device can't handle it. Maybe just make the icon only move while being hovered over?

I'd love to hear everyone's thoughts on this.

About's panel should be locked to a certain layout, or at least allow us to set the position of each panel in relation to other panel permanently. As an artist it sorts of get into my nerves when i planned my panel view, but suddenly after set up the panel doesn't appear where we plan them to be, and also change whenever we resize the browser.

Maybe lock it to each column instead so at least it will look relatively the same ? Or at least let us preview what we will look like during editing

The top panel on the "about" page and the schedule page are bland to look at. I would love to be able to choose an accent color or add my own graphics, especially if the panels will not be on the main page. It takes away a lot of the individual expression that we're allowed with the current layout.

Option to follow without the loud announcement that is to follow. Some of us introverts like to show our support without being acknowledged. As we lurk in the background silently enjoying the content we are provided, so should our follows be given the choice to go silently in to the night

I would love to be able to block streamers so they don't appear on my twitch anymore.

I think Twitch should add a confirmation dialog box, because a lot of users missclick in this button. It's a UI/UX mistake.

I do not need a schedule tab because I don't hold normal hours. Many of my friends who are also streamers also don't hold normal hours and won't need the tab either. I'd prefer to disable it altogether to streamline my page.

Since I've started streaming I've encountered instances when people would follow while I was offline so it made me think, what if twitch created a news feed type of page for channels to have so that they can thank people for following even when they aren't live. Followers are what make a channel so successful and missing out on thanking people for following is annoying to say the least. I feel it's a feature many streamers would benefit from.

Twitch now is just clips and streams + trailer. But wouldn't it be cool if we had shorts and stories? I wish Twitch could add this for more content and less reasons to be on other platforms. Well think about this; shorts and stories on your channel with discoveribility on frontpage from the people that we follow and the people we follow with similar followers. This would be have been soo good!