As an avid streamer, one of my favorite aspects of the "old" Twitch layout was HTML. It allowed for the streamer to add personality to his or her page.
While I agree with most of the "new" layout from a viewer's perspective (bigger chat, bigger default viewing window, etc), one of the things I find most baffling is the panel system and the use of Markdown instead of HTML. Everyone's info. section on the "new" layout has a uniform look (and an ugly one at that), with very limited options for embedding or artistic appeal.
Will Twitch consider undoing the mistake of replacing HTML with the Markdown/panel system? It is the one major component from the old layout that was lost in the transition.
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As an avid streamer, one of my favorite aspects of the "old" Twitch layout was HTML. It allowed for the streamer to add personality to his or her page.
While I agree with most of the "new" layout from a viewer's perspective (bigger chat, bigger default viewing window, etc), one of the things I find most baffling is the panel system and the use of Markdown instead of HTML. Everyone's info. section on the "new" layout has a uniform look (and an ugly one at that), with very limited options for embedding or artistic appeal.
Will Twitch consider undoing the mistake of replacing HTML with the Markdown/panel system? It is the one major component from the old layout that was lost in the transition.
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