Clicking on a viewer's name or comment in the comment viewer opens the viewer detail dialog.
Within the viewer detail dialog, you can:
Hover over the viewer’s name in the upper left of the dialog to see the history of their past usernames. (Note: name history before using CastCraft is not available.)
Use the menu next to the viewer’s name in the upper left of the dialog to jump to their YouTube channel.
You can check the stream where the viewer first left a comment—making it easy to understand what brought them to your channel.
You can star key comments from the viewer and archive them under the “Starred” tab.
You can assign tags to each viewer and display them in the viewer list on the Live Dashboard.
Open the viewer dialog and add tags to the viewer you want to label.
Go to “Settings” > “Display Settings” in the top left of the app and check “Show Tags” as shown in the image.
If you assign multiple tags to a single viewer, tags will appear on the Live Dashboard up to the number specified in “Max Tags to Display.”
For example, if “Max Tags to Display” is set to “1,” only the first tag will be shown.
When the viewer comments during the stream, their tag will also be displayed in the viewer list on the right side of the Live Dashboard.
As partially noted in the tag section above, you can show viewer details like:
without clicking the viewer dialog, directly in the viewer list on the right side of the Live Dashboard.
You can configure this in the following guide:
By turning on each checkbox, you can display the viewer's past names and preview notes linked to them in the participant list on the right side of the comment viewer.