What Twitch changed

• Removed the "Live Channels" sidebar and main feed.
• Removed all game categories like "Just Chatting" and "League of Legends."
• Removed all recommended stream carousels and viewer count data.
• The page now only contains the logo and a "Browse" link.

The homepage no longer displays live channels, categories, or viewer counts. This suggests a major technical update, a site-wide error, or a complete redesign of how users find content.

• All live channel listings and viewer counts were removed.
• The browse menu and category sections are gone.
• Recommended streams for games like Counter-Strike and League of Legends were deleted.
• The page now only contains a tiny tracking image instead of the full user interface.

The website is currently showing almost no content. This could mean the site is broken, undergoing major maintenance, or blocking automated tools from seeing its data.

• Removed the "Live Channels" list featuring top streamers.
• Removed the "Categories" section that showed popular games like League of Legends and Fortnite.
• Removed all themed collections like "Music," "Creative," and "Survival Games."
• Added "Log In" and "Sign Up" buttons as the primary focus of the page.
• Added keyboard shortcut hints for site navigation.

The homepage no longer shows active streams or game categories to logged-out users. This makes it harder for new people to find content quickly without signing in.