There is also the fact that you have to spend a part of the configuration page to explain where the person controls the extension (live config tab), what twitch features it uses and etc, what actions are necessary for the viewer and streamer (the rest is discovered over time), that’s the main point, about using the @Breci configuration made a topic suggesting some idea, I think it would have to be something along those lines.
After talking to some streamers I noticed that some of them don’t know they can manage extensions from their dashboard or where to find the extensions on the dashboard.
This lead to some streamer thinking an extension doesn’t work because they don’t know they can access the management tool.
I thought that adding a button to the live configuration from the configuration page could ease the work on the streamer to find where to manage the extension.
This would also easily engage the people usin…
Hello! When creating an extension we have to enter a description to present it to the people who visit the extension page.
But the problem right now is that we will have a big block of text without a decent presentation because newlines are treated as spaces.
Having a way to properly organize extensions’ description would be really useful to organize the information about the extension and have a more efficient communication with the streamers.
For example just use this markdown : Twitch Mark…
The activation flow for extensions is a bit messy in my opinion.
One of the key point to have a user trying a new tool is to have it easy to install. Right now if a streamer wants to install, configure and activate a new extension he needs to go to the extension store, install it, configure it (if needed) and then go to his extension manager, find the extension in his installed extension list and then activate it.
The segment where the user has to leave the configuration to go the extension ma…
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