Chatty 0.28 Beta 1 / 0.27 has been released as a comprehensive Twitch chat client designed for users who prefer a dedicated desktop experience. This application provides a variety of features to enhance the Twitch chat experience, including the display of user nick colors, emoticons, badges, chat information, stream status, and viewer counts. Users can seamlessly integrate FrankerFaceZ and BetterTTV emotes (excluding personal emotes) and benefit from a unified bot badge.
One of the standout features of Chatty is the ability to receive notifications when followed channels go live and access a list of these live streams. The client also enables users to follow and unfollow channels directly from within the application. For streamers, Chatty offers tools to set titles, games, and communities using presets and favorites, run commercials, and log the current stream time into a file via hotkeys or moderator commands, making it easier to create highlights.
Customization is a key aspect of Chatty, allowing users to tailor their chat experience to their preferences. Options include selecting fonts, customizing colors, configuring timestamps, and managing how bans and user joins/parts are displayed. Users can also modify user colors based on their type (e.g., mod, sub, turbo), customize icons (badges) for specific users, and disable or replace emotes, including adjusting scaling for all emotes in chat.
Furthermore, Chatty facilitates the creation of custom commands that can be added to context menus or user dialogs, and users can set up regular, app-wide, or global hotkeys to optimize their experience. The application features an extensive settings dialog that offers detailed adjustments to meet individual needs, making it a versatile tool for Twitch chat users.
In addition to existing features, future updates could consider the inclusion of enhanced moderation tools, integration with additional third-party services, and improved analytics for streamers to better understand their audience engagement. This would not only enrich the user experience but also strengthen community interactions on Twitch
One of the standout features of Chatty is the ability to receive notifications when followed channels go live and access a list of these live streams. The client also enables users to follow and unfollow channels directly from within the application. For streamers, Chatty offers tools to set titles, games, and communities using presets and favorites, run commercials, and log the current stream time into a file via hotkeys or moderator commands, making it easier to create highlights.
Customization is a key aspect of Chatty, allowing users to tailor their chat experience to their preferences. Options include selecting fonts, customizing colors, configuring timestamps, and managing how bans and user joins/parts are displayed. Users can also modify user colors based on their type (e.g., mod, sub, turbo), customize icons (badges) for specific users, and disable or replace emotes, including adjusting scaling for all emotes in chat.
Furthermore, Chatty facilitates the creation of custom commands that can be added to context menus or user dialogs, and users can set up regular, app-wide, or global hotkeys to optimize their experience. The application features an extensive settings dialog that offers detailed adjustments to meet individual needs, making it a versatile tool for Twitch chat users.
In addition to existing features, future updates could consider the inclusion of enhanced moderation tools, integration with additional third-party services, and improved analytics for streamers to better understand their audience engagement. This would not only enrich the user experience but also strengthen community interactions on Twitch
Chatty 0.28 Beta 1 / 0.27 released
Chatty is a Twitch chat client for anyone who prefers a dedicated desktop application.
