Suggestion: Desktop application for streamers

To automatically detect any players streaming, we should use the desktop version of this website to make streaming easier (or same as in website)

A desktop app would just be a weblet app
Meaning just a website in app form which provides no advantages that make it worth coddling and marinating a third platform

@jjbali said in #1:

To automatically detect any players streaming, we should use the desktop version of this website to make streaming easier (or same as in website)
There is no economical reason for Lichess to develop a desktop app (that is more than a weblet app).
What don't you like about the "lichess.org" detection from the title of a stream?

There are many use cases the web site does not currently accommodate, hence Lichess developed an API https://lichess.org/blog/XlRW5REAAB8AUJJ-/welcome-lichess-boards

For example, full VR / AR with 3D rendering is not offered by the website.
For example, using the site Duolingo-style to learn another language, or easily moderate chat, messages, forums, etc. with automatic DeepL / Google translations is not offered by the website.
For example, an Atom/RSS feed for when Lichess adds a new video to https://lichess.org/video , or your friends add studies, etc. are not features of the website.

I'm sure there are thousands of reasons to make a desktop app, depending upon what it is you might want that app to do.

Actually there is one (at least on the play store) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.lichess.mobileapp&hl=de&gl=US&pli=1

If the issue is window capturing and the potential leak of other browser information:

Since lichess is completely open source and free of any trackers or malware, you can feel safe even using a more exotic browser for using it with lichess only.