WizardCM
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2 years ago I did some testing earlier and confirmed what you've mentioned. Essentially, they released a v2 of the Activity Feed with a better way of saving your selected filters, and for some reason they persist it using an auto-generated UUID (which seems to be tied to the login session). If you use localStorage.getItem('dashboardMultiActivityFeedV2Filters') you'll see the UUID as the key for the filters.
I have passed it on internally and we'll see what happens - it's possible we'll have to generate a UUID ourselves.
Operating System Info
Other
Other OS
Fedora 33
OBS Studio Version
27.1.3
OBS Studio Version (Other)
No response
OBS Studio Log URL
https://obsproject.com/logs/aHChhyg8MgHQom3O
OBS Studio Crash Log URL
Expected Behavior
Twitch Activities showing in the respective dock.
Current Behavior
Since today, the Twitch Activity dock does not show content anymore.
Steps to Reproduce
Anything else we should know?
The issue is not on OBS' side, there was a change in the URL Twitch uses to access the feed, so you'd have to check with your Twich contacts.
It is still possible to add a working Activity dock using a custom dock, however the URL now contains a uuid, which I don't know how it is generated or where it's from:
When removing the uuid, it also does not load in the browser. However, even with a fake UUID (literally the link above with the x's), it loads perfectly fine... so it doesn't look like it's actually relevant?