The current Twitch Chat Overlay logo combines the old Twitch's Glitch, an icon of a rectangular speech balloon, and a dark purple color (which is somehow similar to the old Twitch Purple color). In September 2019, after many years, Twitch changed its brand, bringing a new, fresh look on its platform. Since then TCO logo significantly differs from the whole new Twitch brand, but I think it shouldn't, because, as I said multiple times before, Twitch Chat Overlay is a browser extension directed to just Twitch users, so user experience with it should be as close to the standard Twitch website UX as possible.
It would be nice if you also update your TCO logo, e.g. using the new Twitch's Glitch (or something similar to the new one), the new Twitch Purple color (hex #9146FF), and a new icon of a rectangular speech balloon (maybe even from #21) that better matches the new Twitch iconography.
The current Twitch Chat Overlay logo combines the old Twitch's Glitch, an icon of a rectangular speech balloon, and a dark purple color (which is somehow similar to the old Twitch Purple color). In September 2019, after many years, Twitch changed its brand, bringing a new, fresh look on its platform. Since then TCO logo significantly differs from the whole new Twitch brand, but I think it shouldn't, because, as I said multiple times before, Twitch Chat Overlay is a browser extension directed to just Twitch users, so user experience with it should be as close to the standard Twitch website UX as possible.
It would be nice if you also update your TCO logo, e.g. using the new Twitch's Glitch (or something similar to the new one), the new Twitch Purple color (hex #9146FF), and a new icon of a rectangular speech balloon (maybe even from #21) that better matches the new Twitch iconography.