The way it would work:
There would be a button with the Clip/Options/Theater Etc. settings that would look like this http://i.imgur.com/zA5KDxa.png (quick 5am mockup). When you click the button, it will timestamp the VOD and take you to that moment when the VOD has been uploaded.
Maybe there's a separate page on your profile where you can manage your "Watch Later" links; with a VOD link OR maybe you get a twitch message from a bot with a link to it?
I'm not 100% sure if this has been submitted before or if there's a way to do this as of right now.
Thoughts?

Reddit link: https://www.reddit.com/r/Twitch/comments/4pw1l0/thoughtsonawatchlater_feature/

Hello, I follow a lot of people on Twitch, a lot of people have not started streaming yet, will probably do it soon or will not stream at all.

I find it impossible that the channel follow limit is 2000 follow.

Please increase the number to at least 10000 channel follows, so that I can follow more than 2000 channels & users.

Even on Youtube there is no channel following limit!

Please increase this, I have to delete users from my channel list all the time, which annoys me a lot.

I also find it very dubious for a streaming platform that there is such a limit at all.

At the moment I can't see which channel I'm following because it's no longer displayed in the browser since Twitch redesigned it.

2000 channels to follow are just too few, please fixt this problem.

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.

Hello,
I wanted to share my feedback about the new UI design. I'm sorry to say that but I really don't like the fact that the menu at the top with the Videos, Clips and Followers tabs disappeared. We used to access Videos and Clips in one click, it was easy and fast. Now we have to make 4 clicks, at least for me. I have to open the same stream on a new tab, stop the stream, click on the streamer's name and then click on Videos. And the Clips aren't even here anymore...

This is very annoying and not very practical in my opinion. Why not putting back the old "taskbar" but below the video if you don't want it above ? Or at least hiding it under a scrolling menu so we would just have to click on the streamer's name to access all those options ?

Thanks for reading me.

1. Being able to convert channel points into bits to use for that specific channel where you collected the channel points. Twitch can set an amount that would be beneficial to them and the Broadcaster.




2. Being able to use the channel points to subscribe to the channel. I mean we are there watching and supporting the broadcaster but it would bring in more viewers and watch time if the channel points actually mean something and is useful.

Example where channel points don't matter at all is at Maximilian_Dood's channel who is one of my favorite broadcasters. I have accrued so many points and using them there is pointless. I want to be able to actually support him in a way because I actually enjoy the content and I believe Channel Points if revised can be beneficial for both Twitch and the Broadcaster.

Whether it's music being streamed alongside a streamer's activities, or the depth of in-game volume you can hear over their mic. (I have no means of achieving the latter.) In regard to the former, let me give a shot at acting as if I know a little about programming...Would it be possible to allow the viewer to "modify" the volume slider located in the streamer's AutoDJ preferences @ nightbot.tv; through the means of a command in the viewer chat; i.e. !nightbot audio2 (value 0 - 100) ... a slider amongst the Twitch UI (above the current audio slider) would be preferable, but again, I have no insight to offer upon that digression...and I often get caught up in foreseeing the ability to personalize this feature custom to each viewer. Although, an ability to clone the coding needed for the slider @ nightbot.tv, then implementing that coding within the Twitch UI, as a secondary volume adjustment, would allow individual customization. Anyways, I'm speaking in circles, so I'll leave this as food for thought. I appreciate any and all consideration.

It doesn't even make sense to not be able to customize how your front page looks.
Every streamer is different, the new layout takes away the key factor of diversity, imo.
Panels and Offline Screen should be visible immediately, without having to click on 'offline chat' or 'about'.
A lot of streamers paid for their twitch designs, to make it fit with their personality & stream. Taking that away from them is horrible.

Make it an option to choose which layout you want. Make it more customizable. Add panel layouts/grids that every streamer can choose from, whether they want a row with 3, 4 or 5 etc. panels, so it will look the same for everyone.

And in general, it would be nice if Twitch could ask streamers and viewers for feedback BEFORE trying to make any changes.

I would like to have an option that whenever you are live, and you change the category of what you are currently streaming, that new "go live" notifications (push, email, etc.) are sent out to followers. Even if it takes several minutes for these notifications to go out, it would be beneficial. There are times when a certain game (or category) is being streamed that followers might not have an interest in watching, but should you change to a game (or category) that they might be interested in watching while you are already live, having new notifications being sent out that you are live and are streaming "X" could be helpful.

Every recent major change that has been push edout to content creators have been usually met with an immensity of upset or annoyance for the sake of that we as content creators have to deal with these changes being enforced on us without any kind of prior opportunity to try things out, to give feedback on if these changes would be beneficial to us as content creator.

The most recent example being the Unban Request manager. This is absolute not needed for a majority of streamers because when someone is banned, it's a permanent situation. Having to receive an unban request can be considered a further form of harassment in some situations.

We would love it if instead of enforcing these changes straight away, throw the idea of a change into the air to us the form of @TwitchSupport tweets, those in the Twitch RPG being able to properly test these planned changes early or give critical feedback as an effective research group, or even just a mailout to affiliates/partners to do a survey. It's literally as easy as that, and that way, you get your feedback before a global change is made that no-one likes.

May I remind you about the 'test' made for the mid-roll ads that were met with an immensity of uproar and outrage because once again, there was no prior warning given to us as creators. Just talk to us, we want your platform to do better. We feel unheard.