As others have requested, please allow extensions back into the main page, instead of forcing them to be in a separate window. That defeats the purpose of putting everything into one window.

Additionally, please can we create our own widgets to incorporate? I've been building my own whisper client, optimized specifically for streamers (esp those whose hands are busy or who cannot alt-tab away from a game), and would like to show it in the dashboard. Since I can't do that as an extension (see above), I'd like to be able to create a custom widget, pass it a URL, and have that seamlessly iframed in.

Release a pause feature, where if I had shown something on stream that I was not supposed to show, I can press a hotkey that pauses the live stream for viewers over that period of time. Once the time is up, the page refreshes and the live stream is back on.

For example, if I show a password on my stream, I press the hotkey which is set to not show the last 5 seconds of my stream. Once the stream gets to this point. The stream pauses, and the viewers must wait a few seconds. Then the page will automatically refresh back to live.

The Low Saxon language --also called Low German-- is spoken by roughly 5 million people, mostly in the Netherlands and Germany, but also in other parts of Europe and in parts of North-America and South-America. It is officially recognized as a regional or minority language in several countries.

We want to be able to build and grow a Low Saxon gaming community around the world. Adding Low Saxon as an option to the live stream settings would make it easier to find streamers and content in our language, and increase awareness of it.

Please help us keep our language alive and relevant by adding it to the live stream settings.

With kind regard,
The Low Saxon gaming community

Add the possibility to add a buffer for the moderators to see first before the live content reaches the viewers for delayed streams, a few seconds maybe, or whatever the streamer chooses. This way moderators (or just 1 chosen) are more impactful to the stream, they can see the stream before it actually reaches the audience and react to it accordingly, be it by muting the stream in case the streamer says by accident, something controversial and unintentional, or shows critical personal information by mistake on screen (self doxx) or any other similar reason. I feel like this would add another layer of protection to the streamers who choose to use this system.

When switching between streamers I often have to adjust the volume as:

1) some enjoy very soft levels while some are afraid that we won't even be heard at full volume.

2) Not to mention that not everyone (streamers) hear at the same levels. Meaning, acceptable just is not the same level.

3) Or some have intended voice speaking levels, but as a stream progresses, their voice becomes unintentional softer or louder.

With a tool, streamers could have immediate feedback to either prepare their audio levels or keep an eye that it stays within certain levels, where switching from stream to stream is just a single button click.