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ภาพรวมSee custom emotes on any site.Emotes Everywhere is a browser extension that lets you set custom emotes for the whole web. Pair unique codes with any image, and the extension will seamlessly insert your emotes inline on forums, social networks, chat clients... everywhere!- NEW: Add any emote directly from Twitch chat by right-clicking it (compatible with related extensions like BetterTTV, FrankerFaceZ, and 7TV).- Fully functional with popular sites like Reddit, Twitter, and Twitch.- Export and share custom sets to combine any emotes from anywhere.- Only activates on sites that you select in the settings menu.- Help section included in the extension's popup menu.***Source code visible at: สิงหาคม 2564ขนาด35.53KiBภาษานักพัฒนาซอฟต์แวร์ไม่ใช่ผู้ค้านักพัฒนาซอฟต์แวร์รายนี้ไม่ได้ระบุว่าตัวเองเป็นผู้ค้า สำหรับผู้บริโภคในสหภาพยุโรป โปรดทราบว่าสิทธิของผู้บริโภคไม่มีผลกับสัญญาระหว่างคุณกับนักพัฒนาซอฟต์แวร์รายนี้ความเป็นส่วนตัวนักพัฒนาซอฟต์แวร์ได้เปิดเผยว่าจะไม่เก็บรวบรวมหรือใช้ข้อมูลของคุณนักพัฒนาซอฟต์แวร์รายนี้ประกาศว่าข้อมูลของคุณจะไม่ถูกขายไปยังบุคคลที่สามหากไม่ใช่ Use Case ที่ได้รับอนุมัติไม่ถูกใช้หรือถูกโอนเพื่อวัตถุประสงค์ที่ไม่เกี่ยวข้องกับฟังก์ชันการทำงานหลักของรายการไม่ถูกใช้หรือถูกโอนเพื่อพิจารณาความน่าเชื่อถือทางเครดิตหรือเพื่อวัตถุประสงค์การให้สินเชื่อรายการที่เกี่ยวข้องTwitch Affiliate Sub Icons0.0(0)Replaces Twitch's basic sub icon with better, custom icons.Global Twitch Emotes4.2(304)Twitch culture wherever you go! This extension replaces all Twitch.tv emote phrases with their actual emoticons.The FFZ Add-On Pack4.6(159)A combination of add-ons for the Twitch extension "FrankerFaceZ"Twitch Legacy Chat4.6(58)Restores Legacy ChatTwitch KappaPaster90003.0(2)Insert the KappaEmotes Everywhere5.0(1)Twitch, BTTV & FFZ emotes of your choosing on any siteMemotes3.0(2)Add meme emotes everywhereOmegaluler4.0(4)Never again type your O's out on twitch! e.g N OMEGALUL or WH OMEGALUL, now - just type it normally and let us do the work for you!Better BTTV3.4(31)Make BTTV even Better! - Extension giving back freedom of usage of BTTV!Emotes Anywhere0.0(0)Bring your favourite websites to life by adding this lightweight extension that enables Twitch emotes, exclusively to the commentsFreestylersEmotes5.0(1)Custom emotes for FreestylersWorld chatbox.dopeChat5.0(1)The dopest chat extension for FB Gaming livestreams!Twitch Affiliate Sub Icons0.0(0)Replaces Twitch's basic sub icon with better, custom icons.Global Twitch Emotes4.2(304)Twitch culture wherever you go! This extension replaces all Twitch.tv emote phrases with their actual emoticons.The FFZ Add-On Pack4.6(159)A combination of add-ons for the Twitch extension "FrankerFaceZ"Twitch Legacy Chat4.6(58)Restores Legacy ChatTwitch KappaPaster90003.0(2)Insert the KappaEmotes Everywhere5.0(1)Twitch, BTTV & FFZ emotes of your choosing on any siteMemotes3.0(2)Add meme emotes everywhereOmegaluler4.0(4)Never again type your O's out on twitch! e.g N OMEGALUL or WH OMEGALUL, now - just type it normally and let us do the work for you!

Last Updated on 11/21/2022 by ‘Any Primers’ or ‘Twitch Prime Subs’ frequently come up during Twitch streams.But what are Twitch Prime Subs? And how can you get them?In this article, we will take a look at what exactly Twitch Prime Subs are, how you can get access, and how you can subscribe with them.Let’s start with the basics…Before I can explain Twitch Prime Subs, you first need to have a basic understanding of the subscription model on Twitch as well as what Amazon Prime is. If you already know these things [click here] to skip this part. What is a Twitch Subscription?On Twitch, viewers can PAY to SUBSCRIBE to their favorite streamer. This gives them access to certain benefits such as ad-free watching, subscriber-only emotes, and a subscriber badge. Benefits of subscribing to Tfue on TwitchSubscriptions on Twitch require a recurring monthly payment of $4.99. Of course, this can be canceled every month.When canceling a subscription, the subscriber will lose their sub-badge as well as the ad-free watching privilege. They get to keep the subscriber-only emotes. Which btw, works everywhere on Twitch. Pretty cool! What is Amazon Prime?Amazon Prime is a subscription service for Amazon that is used by over 150 million people in the US alone. For $14.99/mo, Amazon Prime Members get access to:FREE, expedited shipping (same day, 1-day, 2-day)Full Access to Prime Video Streaming (Netflix competitor)Full Access to Prime Gaming (including Twitch Prime)Exclusive dealsand more…Alternatively, one can also subscribe to the lower-priced Prime Video Subscription which includes the streaming platform as well as Prime Gaming (which includes Twitch Prime).What is a Twitch Prime Sub?Twitch Prime allows viewers to link up their Twitch account with their (or their moms, not judging) Amazon Prime Subscription.Once linked up, the viewer will have one FREE monthly Twitch subscription which they can use on any streamer they want!This free monthly Twitch Prime Subscription includes ALMOST every benefit that a regular Twitch Subscription has including:Subscriber-only emotesSubscriber badge in chat⚠️ As of 2018, Twitch Prime Subscribers NO LONGER receive ad-free watching on the channel that they subscribe to. A great side feature is that Twitch Prime allows you to support your favorite streamer, without actually spending any money.How to link Amazon Prime with TwitchDo you already have a subscription to Amazon Prime or Prime Video and want to subscribe using Twitch Prime?Here’s how…First, navigate to gaming.amazon.com.You should already be logged into Amazon, if not, log

Thanks for all your messages. I've walking around downtown Toronto with my wife, who has a Samsung, testing this thing. Youtube 4K or Twitch 1080 have terrible buffering everywhere around downtown Toronto, on 5G or LTE, on both our phones, whether in the app or in the browser. Youtube 1080p was acceptable but not what I would expect from Telus network. So it's not a phone or app issue. There was one random case though when we were inside a store with 2/4 bars of LTE reception - no buffering at all, lightning fast video rewinds. As I know, streaming videos even in 4K doesn't require much bandwidth. 25 mbps would be more than sufficient to have a decent viewing experience, and even LTE networks should be able to easily handle that. On my phone, speedtest shows 300/400+ mbps so I don't understand if it's all fake or what. But anyway, I believe that if Telus network wasn't good enough to handle 1080p Twitch streams, just in general the whole web browsing etc. experience on my phone would be unusable, but it's not, everything else is great. Just the video streaming has these weird issues, which leads me to believe that Telus purposely throttles video streaming speeds - unless there is another technical explanation I am not aware of, I am not a pro in the world of mobile networks. One of the main competitors seems to be doing that already - didn't test that myself but their 480p SD or 1080p HD streaming plans suggest they wouldn't allow customers to watch 4K content as well. But on Telus, I can't even watch a 1080p Twitch stream!Tried calling customer support - waited for 30 min for someone to pick up, was redirected to a tech support team, waited for another

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Becoming a known streamer on Twitch, even one with a modest following (around 50), takes time. So before you begin streaming, ensure you have the stamina and patience. When you are starting from zero, it can take a lot longer than you think. If you’ve steeled yourself and made a personal commitment that you’ll keep at it, here are some solid tips to get yourself regular followers on Twitch.Do I need to be a gamer to stream on Twitch? No, people stream about nearly any topic nowadays, so while Twitch did start as a way to share what you were playing (it’s still very popular, of course), you can use the service for your hobby, whether it’s music, drawing and painting, knitting, or building keyboards. Stick to a Consistent Schedule The most important piece of advice to follow is to have a schedule everyone can rely on. That means picking a day AND a time you’ll be streaming. You don’t have to stream every day, but if you decide to stream on Fridays at 830 PM, then commit to that schedule. It takes a while, but it can become part of the routine of your followers, and it’s far easier for you to plan any prep work you need to do before a stream starts. Stream for at Least Two Hours Plan to stream for a couple of hours each time. Twitch recommends at least two hours or longer if you have the time. This allows you to get over any initial nerves for each stream and viewers to get to know you and become followers. Also, if people come late, there’s less chance you are wrapping up. Finally, some viewers tend to stumble upon new streamers by searching for specific games or topics, and the longer you’re online, the greater the chance they find you. Engage With the Chat Each stream has a chat feature, and while it can become another item to pay attention to (there are trolls everywhere looking to cause problems), interacting with your audience makes them part of the stream rather than passive viewers. Viewers who feel valued become loyal viewers and can make your channel a lot more fun. Promote on Social Media While Twitch will be your streaming platform, you must ensure you can reach your audience regardless of where they gather. We’re not suggesting you spam them with endless promotions; just give folks a chance to see your stream by reminding them twice. So, if you plan to stream on a Friday, create a post about the topic of the next stream and post it on Thursday. On Friday, 10 minutes before you start a stream, post a heads-up note that you

By AGFRAG Entertainment Group,[47][48] although this never came to fruition.Newfound interest in Ross occurred in 2015 as part of the launch of Twitch Creative. Twitch hosted a nine-day marathon of The Joy of Painting beginning on October 29 to commemorate what would have been Ross's 73rd birthday.[49][50][51] Twitch reported that 5.6 million viewers watched the marathon and, due to its popularity, created a weekly rebroadcast of one season of The Joy of Painting each Monday. A portion of the advertising revenue was promised to charities, including St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.[52]In June 2016, Ross's series Beauty Is Everywhere was added to the Netflix lineup. The 30-minute episodes are taken from seasons 20, 21 and 22 of the original The Joy of Painting series.[53][54] The newfound interest surprised the Kowalskis, since they were managing Ross's image and The Joy of Painting episodes. They created a YouTube channel for Ross which gained more than a million subscribers within a year.[14]The renewed interest in Ross also led to questions of where his paintings were located, given that more than a thousand works were created for The Joy of Painting. In an investigative report by The New York Times, the Kowalskis affirmed that they still held all of them, though without the proper care generally needed to store art.[14] In 2019, four of Ross's paintings were acquired by the Smithsonian National Museum of American History,[55] which displayed one of the paintings in 2021.[56]In 2020, the makers of Magic: The Gathering announced a limited release of Bob Ross paintings adapted to card artwork.[57]In August 2021, Netflix released a documentary called Bob Ross: Happy Accidents, Betrayal & Greed exploring Ross's life, career, legacy, and the controversy surrounding the Kowalskis versus Bob Ross's family.[58][59]In 2021, Bob Ross Inc. in conjunction with Running Press Kids, an imprint of Hachette Book Group, released the official Bob Ross children's book biography titled: This is Your World: The Story of Bob Ross.[60] Written by Sophia Gholz and illustrated by Robin Boyden, the book shares the story of Ross's life and how he eventually became one of the most well-known American painters of his time.[61]Owen Wilson plays Carl Nargle, a fictional character based on Bob Ross, in the 2023 film Paint.[62]ASMRThe Twitch streams created a new interest in Ross and caused his popularity to grow.[14] His videos subsequently became popular with devotees of autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR).[11] ASMR refers to a