Settings and activity
179 results found
-
16,627 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
2,699 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
637 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
2,142 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
10 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
11 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
508 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment
amon_san
commented
i can offer a workaround if you use ublock origin. use the picker tool to remove the emote you don't want to see. it writes an individual filter to your preferences and disables loading of that image url.
of course this will not work if you're on mobile and use the app.
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
1,590 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
2,000 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
633 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
28 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
36 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
41 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
588 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
1,329 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
63 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
336 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
124 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
20 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
-
20 votes
amon_san
supported this idea
·
there needs to be much more configurability on this. like a selection of which emotes are eligible or a banned list of emotes that may not be used in such a way, or when the effects may appear.
just imagine a malicious viewer knows the streamer is terrified of spiders and they cheer a spider emote screen celebration.
apparently any emote can be used for these effects. might even be ones that the viewer themselves made and wants to promote themselves with excessively.
there might be a really quiet moment in a game, or a heartfelt discussion of a sensitive topic where is it absolutely inappropriate to use these effects.
how did those kinds of concerns not come up during any moment of the development process?