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I would like this or am/pm be displayed next to those times. I very often have the chat window open for *days*, and no clue how old the messages are.
My only workaround is to use a chat client and connecting to TMI via the API to get that information.NightmareJoker2
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That is generally not what an advertiser wants. An advertiser wants to show ads to people who are likely to purchase the advertised product.
"considerate of people who have no interest in [...]"
Twitch does this already, to some extent, and the advertisers will opt to do so for their own interests. However, they don't have much to go on, and it is much more likely, that through the content you watched on Twitch, products you have purchased on Amazon, or what you have viewed on Amazon's Video services, you have told the analytics system, that is used for targeting the advertisements, otherwise.
Ads have to respect the content guidelines and be age appropriate.
In the case of "horror movies", ads will be primarily served to people who have the mature content viewer flag on their accounts enabled, who have watched streams featuring horror games, and those viewers who are known reliably to have watched ESRB rated game content that puts them in an age group for which the advertised content is appropriate under MPAA or TV-PGMB.It is unlikely that this will change.
But you have options:
1. Disable all advertising with a Turbo subscription at https://www.twitch.tv/turbo (you must be signed in with your subscriber account for this to work)
2. Set your advertising preferences at https://www.amazon.com/adprefs
3. Only watch channels who have not set the mature content setting (see https://streamlabs.com/content-hub/post/what-is-twitch-mature-content ) and content classification labels (see https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/content-classification-labels ) set appropriately, such that the unwanted ad category would be inappropriate.
I am strongly against this.
Twitch has already partially implemented this with the suspicious user controls, and banlist sharing, and so far, I have not seen anyone make sensible use of it. I have however seen users going around harassing people with it.
However, if the account is also new (by which I mean, less than 30 days old) and *already* banned a lot of times, then, and only then, this would be okay. Because if the account is new, the user who is abusive is likely already evading a global ban.