Streamer mode

Streamer Mode hides officer notes on supported pages while you share your screen. It does not delete notes or change permissions.

How do I turn Streamer Mode on or off?

Save any unfinished form first: the toggle reloads the page. While signed in, click the small lock icon beside the site or guild name in the top navigation.

• A closed lock means Streamer Mode is on.
• An open lock means Streamer Mode is off.

Clicking the icon saves the change immediately and reloads the page. TMB shows a message confirming the new state. Guild pages can also show a Streamer mode ON link; click it to turn the mode off.

What does Streamer Mode hide?

It hides officer notes on supported displays, including member and character profiles, guild item views, and raid-related views. Some note fields instead show Hidden in streamer mode.

The notes remain saved. Turning Streamer Mode off makes them available again wherever you have permission to view them.

Other guild information stays visible: names, public notes, wishlists, and prios can still be visible under the normal viewing rules.

It is not a general privacy switch for every page or downloaded file. Do not assume an export has been stripped of private information because Streamer Mode is on. See Exporting TMB data for export scope.

Why are officer notes still missing when the mode is off?

You also need permission to view officer notes. Turning Streamer Mode off does not give you that permission, and an empty note has nothing to display.

If you expect to see an existing note, check the lock icon first, then ask a guild officer to check your access. See Guild settings and permissions.

Does this change other people's settings?

No. The choice is saved on your account and applies across your guilds. Other members keep their own settings. Guild-wide controls, such as wishlist privacy, are separate.