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I like this idea, but I can understand why this isn't a good idea. Someone that is blind, or partially blind, could have trouble seeing the lettering on the dark screen, and would need the contrast of lettering on the white background, in order to make out the words.
Perhaps, when you sign up for the platform, after you pick your username, the next thing you pick is "would you like to be in light mode or dark mode (can be changed later in Settings)"? And they leave in that mode across every page you access, be it a Twitch stream or the main page.
Because, frankly, going from seeing a twitch stream that's in dark mode... to being on the main page, and having the bright-white background searing my corneas... is a little painful. And the fact that Twitch hasn't gotten that much figured out is a rather glaring oversight.
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We apply IP bans in Chat based on users' Moderation actions in certain cases. We don't currently plan to publicize the logic we use because we think it would make it easier for bad actors to bypass the restriction.
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I don't know why the app is so storage hungry, but the easiest way I've found to keep it from eating up too much space on my mobile device is to make sure it's not left running at all times. While it's running, it's constantly collecting data from the servers, and those little packets of information will sit in your storage, and they add up.
When you're not watching a stream, make sure your app is completely closed out, and not left running in the background. If you're on iOS, it's as simple as swiping up when you get to the "open apps" screen on your phone. I'm not sure how to do it on Android, but Google probably has the answer for that. However, on Android, it's also a good idea to occasionally clear your cache every once in a while, to prevent device slow-down from a lot of this stuff bogging down your system.
There's steps on how to do that on Google, as well, depending on what your device is.
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Hi, hi,
We've heard you and are happy to relay that we've launched an experiment for the mute button to some users, so that they can independently mute the app's video player! Please make sure you update your app to the latest version to see if you were chosen to participate. We are looking forward to your feedback here. Thank you!
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It seems a glaring oversight that streamers can ban you, delete your follow, & block you from being able to follow again. But we can’t block streamers who are vitriolic to the community.
Then again, it also makes a certain amount of sense, bc most of the worst offenders are partner’d streams, & why would Twitch let you block channels that are willfully toxic when those channels are making so much money for the company? (Yes, I’m talking specifically about a certain someBODY.)