✨ Feature Requests

This may be our second life but our first life always runs out. It’s never infinite. I propose a feature where a beneficiary is named so that when that accounts creator passes away, it is then turned over to that beneficiary with the ability to add a date of death. I am a part of several art communities that already do similar to this. If this feature was around, it would’ve saved the valley regions from going off-line.

Many stores either accidently put in the wrong keywords (especially with bodies they don't regularly support or no longer make clothing for) or possibly even intentionally do it. This leads to a lot of results that are useless to the person attempting to find things that will work for them, essentially making searching for some types of items frustrating. Currently there is no way to actually be certain they are doing either or there was some kind of search issue because the key words they fill in are not visible. Currently you can only guess and assume blindly then flag it for keyword spam and let Linden Lab sort it out. It would be very nice to be able to somehow let the shoppers see this. Ideally in a way that is similar how you can see keywords/tags/hashtags/etc on various forms of social media posts. That way not only can you see if they are manipulating the system skew search results or being careless with a copy paste template but it likely would make it easier for external search engines to index the pages and give relevant search results too driving even more traffic to product listings.

As of this writing, residents can engage in abusive behavior by sending L$ to people who have blocked them. This enables the unwanted receipt of messages from blocked parties using the L$ Pay notes as an attack vector. When someone is blocked, all methods of communication or interaction should be prohibited at the forefront. People circumventing this are not only harassing people, but exploiting a safety exploit in the payment system to continue harassing people, which given the negligble cost of L$ on an individual level, these attacks could be persistent.

I’d like to know if there is currently any way to link CasperVend vendors with Marketplace listings — meaning, when I add a new product to the Second Life Marketplace, it would automatically appear in one or more of my CasperVend inworld vendors. My idea is to create an inworld gallery-style store, where all products available on the Marketplace are also visibly displayed inworld using CasperVend vendors. Ideally, I’d love to be able to: 💡 Automatically sync my Marketplace inventory with selected CasperVend vendors. 💡 Choose which products appear on each vendor (e.g., categorizing them by theme, product type, etc.). 💡 Allow customers to buy directly from the vendor inworld, while still being counted as a Marketplace sale (or at least maintaining stock/pricing consistency). Why this would be useful: 💡 Creators wouldn’t have to duplicate every product manually between the Marketplace and inworld stores. 💡 Promotes better inworld shopping experiences, while benefiting from Marketplace organization. 💡 Keeps product info, prices, and availability consistent across platforms. 💡 Encourages hybrid shopping behavior — browsing inworld, buying wherever is more convenient. 💡 Saves time for merchants who manage large catalogs. If something like this already exists, I’d appreciate some guidance on how to set it up. If not, I think it could be a powerful feature worth considering for future development, especially as Second Life continues to support both inworld and web-based commerce. ♥ Thank you! ♥

Everyone loves cats. Thus, giving everyone a pet cat that they can walk around with and snuggle would greatly improve everyone's mental health in SL. People could receive cats of random colors and sizes, which would lead to more socialization as people showed each other their cats. I nominate that the cat be named Whiskers Linden, and they would be given to everyone upon rezzing inworld or given to existing residents. People could also rename their cats as well. I believe this would greatly improve the quality of Second Life and welcome your support.

Kicking person out of group, can we please close the loophole where they can still talk in group unless they relog or log out or their viewer crashes. As they no longer in group and should not be able to post in there no more as it annoying loophole as it currently stands and it too often exploited.

Currently Traffic Generation for sims is broken and a misrepresentation of activity. To improve upon this, there is the following proposal: An invisible timer that counts down since the last non-scripted action (Talking, moving, clicking, etc.) after 10-20 minutes of inactivity the avatar will stop generating traffic until an action is performed to reset the timer once more. Promoting active communities and social activities and draw individuals closer together. An additional counter next to traffic in the search function showing how many avatars are on-sim at the moment. This allows individuals to look for active sims that work within a resident's timezone. Traffic generation this way should have the intention to draw the social and active parts of second life closer together and reward active social spaces more. Traffic should be an indication of social hotspots and active places within second life. Feedback is appreciated and I'm hoping to open a discussion on this topic.

Now the mesh in sl has no physics at all, you wear stiff clothes, with stiff hair, as you walk, the fabric stretches against your body into strange shapes, when you sit down, your long hair will bend 90 degrees to fit your legs. everything is very stiff. When i see those long flowing hair and those fluttering gorgeous skirts, i miss the good old days. Even though they look messy sometimes, but that's intuitive. But the prims is behind the times, everything is in mesh now. Why not give mesh physics too! Mesh greatly improves the quality of props in sl, but it loses the most intuitive physics, they just look good, but once they move, they will reveal their flaws. This is just like how people used to paint gloss on textures, only viewable from the front, otherwise it will be a mess. Now we have the advanced lighting, PBR, make objects looks more and more real, there's one step left, that is mesh physics! Imagine a cute girl with long flowing golden hair, wearing a flowing dress, dancing gracefully, her hair and clothes fluttering with dance, how beautiful! You must watched MMD dances! fluttering, inertia, collision, make MMD dances lifelike! SL need mesh physics, we can dance in sl like MMD! Many similar games already have these physics effects, but sl has not yet, please! If we have mesh physics, how to deal with rigged object is a problem. Could we make old items physics-enabled with edit? Or only the authors can handle it to release a update? What tools could authors use? There's really many problems.

Okay, so here in Second Life we basically only have two options when it comes to messages. Either you get messages from someone or you block them completely, doesn’t matter if they’re on your friends list or not What we really need is something in between! Like how it works on Discord for example. There, you can just ignore people, even your friends. Everything still works the same, but once you set them on ignore-mode, you stop getting popups, sounds, flashing alerts or any of that stuff. You still get their messages, but you won’t even notice until you actually open the chat and look Total peace and quiet until you decide to deal with it! And the best part? They never even know they’ve been on ignore

It would be nice to have a Adult rated linden homes so those premium members can have more options for what they place and where. Currently there are things that could be bought in SL that members could not place out cause they are listed as adult in nature and are meant to be used outdoors. Part of the selling points listed in the Linden Home information is "Customize Your Home -Furnish your home and decorate to reflect your tastes." There is no mention of being limited and would be nice to not be limited when advertised that way.