📢 Release Notes - v1.4.6
✨ New Features
Platform-Specific Command Controls
Commands can now be enabled or disabled independently for Twitch, YouTube, and Kick.
Supported on:
- All built-in commands
- All custom commands
Platform settings are available directly when creating or editing commands.
Command Reset Button
Added a reset button to command settings that instantly restores a command to its default configuration.
Birthday & Account Information Commands
New chat commands:
!followage!accountage!birthday!setbirthday!deletebirthday
New command variable:
{countdown:YYYY-MM-DD}
Users can now save birthdays, view countdowns, and display age-related information directly in chat.
Birthday Data Manager
Added a new Birthday Data Manager tab with search, filtering, upcoming birthday sorting, record deletion, and JSON or CSV exports.
Expanded Spotify Command Support
Music commands now fully support Spotify playback mode:
!song!next!queue!songskip!songpause!songresume!volume!bansong
User Cards
Click usernames in chat to view profile avatars, points, watchtime, follow dates, and birthday countdowns.
Moderator actions for timeout, ban, and their removal are available directly from the card on Twitch, YouTube, and Kick. Twitch users also have a shortcut to the native Twitch viewer card.
🔧 Improvements
- Improved Chat Dock scrolling during high message volume.
- Standardized message direction controls across docks and overlays.
- Improved connection stability for media playback controls.
🐛 Bug Fixes
- Fixed
!accountageresponses displaying duplicate "ago" text. - Fixed Kick account age lookups failing for some users.
- Fixed
{requested_by}appearing incorrectly when no requester was available. - Fixed dock direction settings not always saving or applying correctly.
- Fixed several media playback errors that could cause commands to fail.
- Fixed Spotify volume commands not reporting playback errors.
- Fixed YouTube user card lookups failing in certain situations.
- Fixed the Birthday Data Manager getting stuck on "Loading..." for some users.