Fixed weighting of Twitch stream names #1429
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Twitch stream names now include framerate (e.g. 1080p→1080p60) and are not weighted correctly, breaking the ability to open the 'best' stream.
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Apparently these new options are only available for a select few streams: https://blog.twitch.tv/the-international-on-twitch-705404e95cc2
Perhaps this makes the importance of this change minimal but I wouldn't be surprised if more streams followed suit in the future.