Of course, a good team of web designers wouldn’t have let a alert('XSS') or a slip through this.

While thinking of a good description to write there, I found out that I am allowed to used Markdown to write it. If it wasn’t for writing this post, I wouldn’t have remembered this old look.Īt the bottom half of the “Donation Settings” page, there are options to customize your donation page, one of the options being “Donation Memo”.

So I registered an account and set up my alertbox and donation settings as if I’m gonna be an actual live streamer. I do however watch live streams from other streamers in Twitch, so I know tools that other streamers use, one of them being Streamlabs (formerly TwitchAlerts). I don’t take live streaming that seriously, so I seldom just do around an hour of boring live stream with no webcam and no mic, and of course, no audiences. With all these exposures to Twitch combined, I was lured into registering an account on December 2016 (according to Twitch API). Lastly, I sometimes watch Twitch Fails in Youtube. In the mid-year, I was exposed to a music label called Monstercat in YouTube and they have a nice live stream both in Youtube and Twitch. The first time I saw it was from an option in Minecraft, which allows you to stream to Twitch directly (version 1.9 and below), but I didn’t really care. In the past year, 2016, I have known Twitch for quite a while, but I don’t have an account yet.

Streamlabs also features a variety of tools and widgets that can utilize various data from their services. Streamlabs is a service that allows users to send and receive money (“tips”) through third-party payment processors. Streamlabs offers a free service, as well as a premium paid subscription service. Streamlabs is a broadcaster tool software service, and offers services for the user to customize and optimize their live stream.

Streamlabs donation page