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An extension that allows you to see if someone follows you on twitch right on their profile. What does it do? This extension adds a subtle "Follows you" indicator whenever you encounter someone who follows your Twitch channel. Whether you're browsing streams, reading chat, or checking profiles, you'll instantly know if someone is part of your community. Where does it work? - User profiles - Stream pages - Chat user cards - Channel pages - Stream thumbnails/previews Why should you install it? - Better Community Management: Easily identify your followers during streams and in chat - Time-Saving: No more manually checking if someone follows you - Clean Design: Seamlessly integrates with Twitch's interface - Privacy-Focused: Only requests essential Twitch permissions - Performance: Lightweight implementation with minimal impact on browsing - Detailed Information: See exactly how long someone has been following you - Always Available: Works across all of Twitch's pages automatically Privacy & Security - Uses official Twitch OAuth for secure authentication - No data collection beyond Twitch's follower information - Minimal permissions required - No ads or tracking - Open source and transparent Technical Details - Lightweight and optimized for performance - Supports both light and dark Twitch themes - Updates in real-time - Works with 7TV and other popular Twitch extensions Perfect for streamers, moderators, and anyone who wants to better understand their Twitch community. Install now to enhance your Twitch experience with this simple yet powerful tool!
Mar 8, 2025
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