Feature Requests

hello everyone, is it possible to create a police force for sl? these people, the sim crashers, crash sims not for fun but for money, they charge something like 50,000l per crash and some ask for the piece from others, otherwise the evenings are destroyed, here the situation is serious, every day new avatars are created to crash sims, I ask if it is possible to create a system where these people are banned from sl and all their alters, because they are convinced that the LL does nothing to them and they can continue instead we need protection from these people and I also volunteer in my small way for this system of putting these despicable people and their principals in the blacklist grid, let me know if it is possible and with whom to talk seriously about these fake mafiosi who hang around in sl, thanks for your attention, maybe you are not aware of this situation that exists in sl but it doesn't seem right to me because it should be a place for fun not for fear

The current :rose: emoji looks like a red dot on top of a green line - https://i.vgy.me/hbrW6i.png - It's really hard to tell it's an actual rose. I would suggest something like this - https://webstockreview.net/images/clipart-rose-emoji-16.png - It's much easier to tell it's an actual rose. :D

Just letting you know, Gmail is now flagging Second Life offline messages as spam. Could this be related to your SSL or email security settings? I’ve marked these emails as safe on my end, but if I hadn’t randomly checked my junk/spam folder, I wouldn’t have known about all the offline messages: like rental expiration notices, store support messages, easyblogger posts, caspervend, and so on. Some of these are really important, especially the land expiration notices.

Add @name highlights for local chat and group chat. It would help on keeping up track conversations on cluttered chats AND be useful for when someone @ highlights your name in chat for replies.

When someone types an “@“ sign in chat, helpfully autocomplete with names of users nearby. Same behavior as with discord, twitter, etc.

Emojis appear to be colored to work on a light background only, and some are very hard to interpret on a dark background. Monochrome emojis are all darker than the text color, also very hard to see and interpret. Please incorporate a feature or emoji font set(s) that work better for dark backgrounds.

One of the single most annoying troll tactics is when they get on Voice and shout profanities and slurs during events that require Voice to be turned ON. Live performances like Stage Plays and Sports Events with live voice-casters suffer greatly until Admins/Security is able to Eject/Ban the trolls. Many of these events have been moving OUT of Second Life in favor of other platforms with better voice permissions such as Discord and Telegram, but it would be great if residents could keep the Voice performances 100% within Second Life. Suggested Solution: Implement Land Group ROLES to control Permission to speak on Voice so that even if a parcel or region is set to a Group that is "Free to Join", only specific role(s) will be able to speak while all roles and non-group members are allowed to listen.

I do not know how this is happening or what LSL code is being used but someone used. A script in a rezzed object in another region to send me a phishing message in local chat on my home region. Please let us have a setting somewhere that disables messages from scripts running on different regions or allow us to set a maximum distance that scripts in objects can send us messages in local chat.

The current lack of control over group chat participation in the official Second Life Viewer severely impacts usability, especially for power users who rely on group memberships for essential access to regions or features. Unlike third-party viewers, the official viewer does not offer any options to suppress group chats, resulting in a frustrating and disruptive user experience. DETAILS • When joining a group in Second Life, users are automatically enrolled in all group chat sessions without the ability to opt out or suppress them for individual groups. • Many groups require paid memberships, which are often necessary to access specific regions or areas. Temporarily leaving and rejoining groups to avoid chat disruptions is not a viable workaround due to the potentially high rejoining fees. • Group roles cannot address this issue since they are managed by group owners, not individual members, leaving members without control over their own experience. • Third-party viewers offer a simple checkbox feature to disable automatic group chat participation for individual groups, providing granular control and a better user experience. This functionality is notably absent in the official viewer. IMPACT This limitation forces users to tolerate constant disruptions, especially when they must maintain membership in multiple groups for access or utility. The lack of such a basic feature in the official viewer puts it at a disadvantage compared to alternatives, directly affecting usability for power users and casual users alike. It is imperative to implement an option for users to suppress group chat participation to align the official viewer with modern expectations and improve the overall user experience.

Here is an example: 16:36] CasperVend: Good news! secondlife:///app/agent/2b76aad3-4344-405f-8bba-8592973a4/about has bought you a gift! . Just replace the junk with a users name PLEASE. I removed some characters for privacy