Twitch Latency Display

Twitch Channel Points Auto Clicker

Auto clicks the Channel Points bonus chest for you, so you can watch streams in peace. Auto clicks the Channel Points bonus chest for you, so you can watch streams in peace. Make sure to refresh Twitch after installing the extension.

Twitch Anti-Ban

Automatically opens a proxy stream & chat if you are banned in a channel. You won't be able to send messages, but you'll still be able to read chat and watch the stream.

Twitch Lurker

Always support your favorite streamer by automatically pulling up their stream when they go live. Support your favorite Twitch streamers by automatically lurking in their stream when they go live. Twitch Lurker allows you to build a list of favorites based on who you follow and open up muted tabs of their stream as soon as they go live. IMPORTANT: You must have tabs already open with the Twitch player running in order for you to count as a viewer in their viewer count. If the extension loads a new tab with a stream, it won't count you as a viewer until you open the tab and load the player yourself. How to use the extension: 1) Download/Install from the store or sideload it in your browser 2) Login with OAuth so we can pull your follow list (don't worry, we don't collect any of your info) 3) Click the stars next to channels in your following list to mark them as Favorites 4) Order your Favorites list to your liking (the higher in the list, the higher their priority over other Favorites) 5) Open two tabs with live streams 6) You are now supporting your favorite content creators and gaining free channel points! If you would like to support this extension feel free to hit the "buy me a coffee" button in the extension or drop me Twitch Prime sub @ twitch.tv/ErianasVow . It'd help me a lot and all proceeds go to further development of the extension! If you'd like to view or contribute to the source code: https://github.com/mikeyaworski/Twitch-Lurker

1-click quality for Twitch

Adds buttons to change qualities with one click. Adds buttons below the stream so it lets you change qualities with just one click. The On/Off switch saves the last quality setting, so that when you open new streams, that quality will be selected from the get go if it's available. If it's off, it uses the last quality saved from when it was on or if you selected it through Twitch's own quality options. I tend to hop back and forth a lot of streams running in the background, but leave all them running in 160p to save PC load. It was something I did for this exact purpose and thought someone else might think it's useful. 1.3: Fix: Buttons are working again Now, when a quality is saved beforehand and the stream doesn't have that quality enabled, it selects the nearest quality instead of defaulting to Auto. Added button border radius configuration. 1.2: Fix: Buttons are realigned properly when the window is resized. Fix: The saved options were reset in certain occasions. Added button text and background colors. Added automatically mute and unmute settings when clicking on the lowest and highest qualities. The above option, if enabled, is ignored in case the buttons are clicked while holding CTRL. Added the Turkish, Hindi, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Korean languages. 1.1.7: Fix: sometimes buttons wouldn't update or show up 1.1.6: Fix: buttons weren't updating when a stream re-started without leaving the page. 1.1.4: Fix: granted "tabs" permission to chrome, messageTwitchTabs function had a minor issue. 1.1.3: Fix: chrome.app got removed and broke the extension. 1.1.2: Fix: getStorage wouldn't return single values correctly. 1.1.1: Fixed spacing bug from v1.1, added animation toggle option. 1.1: Added position, scale and language customization.