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This experiment is now closed as the new mobile redesign is rolling out to all users. Thank you for all your feedback during the experiment. We released an update to respect your autoplay settings in the feed, muted the feed on open by default (you can adjust this in your settings), and added mute functionality directly to the feed to give you more control over your viewing experience. We also enabled PIP over feed and have been continuing to improve app performance since launch. Learn more about the new app on our blog and continue to share feedback with us on the improved experience in the mobile category on UserVoice.
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Rakiinterith
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The UI as a concept doesn't function properly when you realize that nearly all twitch streams are in widescreen. Ignoring the fact that it autoplays and makes it take longer to get to the streams you follow, TikTok, which is this obviously copying, is mostly vertical videos. Twitch by pure fact that it's primarily for gaming has nearly all streams in 16:9 and so the actual stream is a tiny little space in the middle of larger and larger phone screens.
This is just making it harder to actually watch streams in the name of trend chasing. I don't care if the discovery feed is in the app, just make it so that the follow page is your landing once you open the app instead of an autoplaying feed that shows me streams I don't care about.
The UI as a concept doesn't function properly when you realize that nearly all twitch streams are in widescreen. Ignoring the fact that it autoplays and makes it take longer to get to the streams you follow, TikTok, which is this obviously copying, is mostly vertical videos. Twitch by pure fact that it's primarily for gaming has nearly all streams in 16:9 and so the actual stream is a tiny little space in the middle of larger and larger phone screens.
This is just making it harder to actually watch streams in the name of trend chasing. I don't care if the discovery feed is in the app, just make it so that the follow page is your landing once you open the app instead of an autoplaying feed that shows me streams I don't care about.