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> One of the main issues is that you basically have no filters. You can't exclude entire categories, you can't exclude individual streams. They have no proper t
by slightwinder 6y ago
> One of the main issues is that you basically have no filters. You can't exclude entire categories, you can't exclude individual streams. They have no proper tag system
Are you talking about Twitch? Because it has all this? Or is it not good enough for your usecase?
> you know you like but you will basically never discover new ones without going to the website.
Mobile and Console-App are a good alternative. It's lacking some of the more noisy parts.
- Merem 6y agoI did write "basically no filters" and "no proper tag systems". So while they do technically have those, they are very limited in function and completely useless for me. The few tags they have is worse than the community feature they got rid of and filtering is extremely limited. For instance, I would like to exclude several categories like: "Just Chatting", "League of Legends", "Slots" etc etc but I can't do that. There used to be a Firefox addon that allowed you to do it but it no longer works for me. As for tags, how am I supposed to find streamers that don't use a facecam (I'm not a fan of those) or streams where some tournament is going on (I'm a big fan of competitions, regardless of genre even)? Other livestreaming websites have the option of custom tags and those are really useful. The filters don't allow much. I can't select a number of languages instead of just one. It's not possible to define a range of viewers of a stream (between 5 and 100 for instance) which would be useful, especially with the exclusion of entire categories/games as that would make discovering something new and interesting a lot easier. That's good to know, although I watch on desktop exclusively.