ChatFusion 0.1.51

Razo stickers and gifts. A sticker a viewer buys now shows as its picture
in the chat, with an alert card naming the sticker and its price in Razos.
Before, a sticker line had no text and was dropped. Gifts keep their alert
card.

Razo keeps reading after a restart. When a Razo stream ends and goes live
again, the chat now rejoins the room on its own; it fell silent before.

Razo watch addresses work. Pasting razo.tv/watch/name read the channel as
"watch"; it now reads the name.

ChatFusion 0.1.50

A solid background for a chat dock. Every overlay is transparent so your
scene shows through it, which leaves nothing behind the text when the chat is an
OBS custom dock. Add ?bg=000000 to the overlay's address — or ?bg=black, or
any hex colour — and the page keeps that background for good. It works on all
the overlays and on the files ChatFusion keeps in its obs folder.

ChatFusion 0.1.49

A twentieth platform: Razo. Its chat merges with the others the same way
they all do — no account, no API key, no token. Type the channel name or the
address of its page. The chat opens on the lines written since you went live,
then every new one; your own lines carry the HOST tag, your moderators' the MOD
tag and your supporters' the SUB tag, and a line a moderator deletes is taken
off the overlay too. Gifts get an alert card with the coins they are worth, and
the viewer count is the one on your Razo page.

ChatFusion 0.1.48

Kick chat works again. Kick switched off the service that had been fanning
its chat out to apps like this one and moved to one of its own, so ChatFusion's
Kick chat had fallen silent — the viewer count kept climbing, not a line
arrived, and the connection retried for the whole stream. It now reads Kick the
new way: messages, the HOST, MOD, VIP and SUB tags and Kick's emotes all come
through as before, and your Kick channels pick it up on their own with nothing
for you to change.

ChatFusion 0.1.47

Woupi's viewer count matches Woupi's again. ChatFusion took one off the
count, for its own connection to the room; Woupi now only counts people who are
actually watching, so ChatFusion's count read one lower than Woupi's own — 0
with one viewer on the stream. It now shows the same number as the channel page.

ChatFusion 0.1.46

A nineteenth platform: AntiSlave. Its chat merges with the others the same
way they all do — no account, no API key, no token. Type the channel name or the
address of its page. The room stays open between streams, so the chat connects
whether or not you are on air, and it opens on the last hundred lines. Your own
lines carry the HOST tag and your moderators' the MOD tag, and Kick emotes and
GIFs show as pictures. Many AntiSlave channels relay a Kick or Twitch stream and
mix that chat in; only what is written on AntiSlave itself is shown, so with
Kick enabled too no line appears twice. The viewer count is the people on your
AntiSlave page. AntiSlave gives no follows, subscriptions or tips to a viewer
without an account, so it has no alert cards, and its own emotes show as their
code for now.

ChatFusion 0.1.45

The chat and viewer counter overlays are see-through in Meld Studio. They
sat on a dark blue box there: OBS clears a browser source's background by
itself, and Meld Studio does not. The overlays now clear it themselves, so they
look the same in Meld Studio, OBS or any other streaming app, and a Meld layer
already pointed at them needs no change. Open in a browser keeps its dark
background, so the chat stays readable in a browser tab.

ChatFusion 0.1.44

An eighteenth platform: Woupi. Its chat merges with the others the same way
they all do — no account, no API key, no token. Type the channel name or the
address of its page: a Woupi address is not always the account's name, so the
account is looked up for you. The room stays open between streams, so the chat
connects whether or not you are on air. Woupi's emotes show as pictures, your
own lines carry the HOST tag, and a line a moderator deletes is taken off the
overlay too. Follows, subscriptions and gifted subs get alert cards. Woupi
counts every connection to the room as a viewer, ChatFusion's included, so
ChatFusion takes its own off the count it shows; the count on Woupi itself
will read one higher while ChatFusion is connected.

ChatFusion 0.1.43

Lighter in the background. With the window minimised or in the tray, and no
viewer counter open in OBS, ChatFusion stops asking each platform for its
viewer count every half minute. The chat keeps flowing as before, and the
counts are read again the moment the window or the counter is back on screen.

ChatFusion 0.1.42

Every platform has an on/off switch. A channel can now be turned off to
rest without being removed, and turned back on later with its settings intact.

SharePlay stops knocking on a room that keeps refusing. When a room refuses
a guest past the retry limit, ChatFusion now stops and says why, instead of
trying to join again on every reconnect.