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Several bits of the readme are out of date, including:

• Incorrect statement that code is only partially typed.
• No documentation about requirement to install at the root of the domain/subdomain.
• Possible other smaller issues.

Best to just do a pass over the readme.

If the video goes out of sync, or you do a manual refresh, the volume comes back 100%. Looks like there's a plugin that allows saving these settings to local storage. Integrate that plugin and verify that it's working. https://github.com/mister-ben/videojs-persist

There should be a way to collapse the chat panel to watch just the stream.

Streamers should have the ability to set meta tags for the template HTML that renders. This would allow, for instance, the ability to verify ownership of streaming pages on Mastodon.

Drawing doesn't work on Android Firefix or Android Chrome. Inputs instead scroll the page.

MaxCDN is down, causing twimoji to fail, causing the JS on the page to fail. We shouldn't be pointing at remote servers and should instead self-host everything. Fix that, and fix the frontend.

Because the admin interface is entirely CLI, it can be difficult or impossible to escape certain symbols so that they are accepted both by the CLI tool and by the RTMP authentication service. Investigate an admin portal page or improvements to the CLI to make this easier (new streamer wizard interactive CLI, batch importing, file importing, etc).

As it says on the tin. If emotes are added mid-stream, then there's nothing that informs existing clients that the emote is valid. Add the ability to add/remove emotes live.

If you are scrolled up to read old messages, there is nothing showing when new messages come in. Add a new message indicator that should show up when you are scrolled into chat history and a new message comes in. Remove that indicator once you scroll to the bottom to join the live conversation.

The chat system should recognize hyperlinks and turn them into actual links.

Right now, only the built-in theme is possible to modify. Move to allowing various themes with the current built-in option as the default. This will necessitate a bit of config rework to allow admins to configure which themes they want available as well as UI work to show users multiple themes in a sign-in dropdown and a chat command for listing and changing themes.