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v0.1.18
π New: Kick on your phone
Watch Kick streams, chat in Kick rooms, and see the Kick channels you follow
beside your Twitch ones. Sign in once from the You tab and StreamNook brings in
your follows and lets you type in Kick chat.
β¨ Features
- Watch Kick. Browse has a Twitch / Kick switch with Kick's live directory, search and categories. Tap a channel and it plays like any other stream, with its chat underneath.
- Kick chat. Kick rooms show Kick's level and subscriber badges and its emotes, along with 7TV paints, badges and emotes. Sign in to type. Until you do, the chat box offers the sign-in instead.
- Your Kick follows in Following. Live Kick channels you follow sit in the list by audience size. A Twitch / Kick filter at the top shows one platform, and tapping it again shows everything.
- Open any Kick chat. Add a chat searches Twitch and Kick together, puts live channels first, and opens a pasted kick.com link straight away.
- Accounts on the You tab. Your Twitch and Kick accounts each get a row with their picture, a status line and their own sign-in or sign-out. Signing out of Kick leaves Twitch signed in.
- Your badge and paint at the top of the You tab. Your profile now shows the Twitch badge you display and, beside your name, the name of your 7TV paint drawn in the paint.
π Bug Fixes
- Sheets stay above the keyboard. Typing in Add a chat, chat commands or the notification channel picker used to hide the field and its results behind the keyboard. The last row of every sheet also clears the gesture bar now.
- A Kick stream keeps its own numbers. Viewer counts, live alerts, drops, hype trains, polls and predictions only run for Twitch streams, so a Kick channel no longer shows figures from a Twitch channel with the same name.