Came across a tiny observation to discuss. Currently, ./script/authors.sh uses an alphabetical, case-sensitive sorting mechanism. I thought this behavior might be a discrepancy between the sort bundled with macOS and GNU, but version of sort provided by coretools in Homebrew also seems to have a -f option to ignore case. This is a bit weird since the [current AUTHORS file](https://gith

Checking the other players,
we pass props.display when styling.

on Facebook, we don't pass it.
https://github.com/CookPete/react-player/blob/master/src/players/Facebook.js#L102

example from YouTube (https://github.com/CookPete/react-player/blob/master/src/players/YouTube.js)

    const { display } = this.props
    const style = {
      width: '100%',
      height: '100%',
    

Using multiple [[gateway]]

In the Top Games Section, you usually select a game by its cover,

Games without a cover use the default "purple twitch logo" picture:
https://static-cdn.jtvnw.net/ttv-static/404_boxart-272x380.jpg

You have to mouseover to actualy discover what game it is,
displaying the infos by default for those games would be useful,

tmijs.org seems to be not available, as indicated here: https://i.imgur.com/GOc97Tu.png

Actual behaviour:

A namecheap popup shows when accessing tmijs.org

Expected behaviour:

Documentation shows when access

As the title says if you are following lot's of channels through chatty and if you have lot's of highlighted words and you check those Highlighted Message section after few hrs you get to see lot's of highlighted messages now it would be useful if you can add a find/search so we can search/find some specific words from the Highlighted Message section itself.

Thank you

I believe everything there could be shown somewhere in the stream, like a botton toggle or something like that. Kinda like it's in the Twitch website.

This Library seems good but there is no example for it..
And a Doxygen generated file doc useless when not up to date...

people will use other libraries cause of that

As someone in the discord recently said that the documentation was not sufficient i want to ask the question he and start a discussion.

Is more documentation required for Chatterino? If so, what types of documentation?

At the moment the default stream quality is "Source". It would be nice if there was an option in settings to choose the default stream quality.

This would be of benefit for low bandwidth users.

This will help explain, give more context on what this project is.
Give more technical explanation of how things are wired.

I kinda broke the client with a very long chat message and it just kept sending empty strings to the channel, but they won't show up on the real irc client

Inspired by #755, I think we should document all endpoints as .md files in the repository