Microsoft’s Mixer gets new features and a toxic-free environment

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Updated onOctober 4, 2023

updated onOctober 4, 2023

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Microsoft’sMixerwill go through some major changes in the near future. The main focus is on reducing harmfulcontent, help streamers evolve, and build a positive community.

Thelive streamingplatformhas known an incredible growth in the past couple of years, asChad Gibson, Mixer general managerconfirms:

Since Mixer’s launch in May 2017, the total number of hours that viewers have spent watchingcontenteach month has grown nearly 17x – that’s based on an average growth rate of more than 12% each month for the past 25 months. Of course… we’re not done yet.

He alsoacknowledgesthat the community was a big help throughout the evolution of the platform:

The Mixer community is positive, welcoming and supportive, and you have consistently given us insightful feedback, ideas and support.

What are the biggest changes to Microsoft’s Mixer?

Some of the most noticeable changes to Mixer are:

Maybe the most important change is that Mixer is removing the Mixer Create app from mobile app stores and removing the ability to stream from that app:

This does not affect the main Mixer Mobile app for viewers; and streamers can continue to use the main Mixer Mobile app as a companion experience to monitor chat during their broadcasts.

If your anXboxgamer, aWindows 10streamer, or you just simply like to watch video games online, than this is great news for you. These changes will make Mixer a lot more secure, toxic-free, and user-friendly.

Microsoft’s Mixer gets new features and a toxic-free environment#

What are the biggest changes to Microsoft’s Mixer?#

Microsoft’s Mixer gets new features and a toxic-free environment

What are the biggest changes to Microsoft’s Mixer?