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Auto-claim Twitch drops and channel points, mute ad breaks, and open followed channels the moment they go live. AD-Twitcher claims Twitch drops and channel points for you, mutes ad breaks and opens followed channels when they go live. Features: - Claims completed Twitch drops from the Drops inventory, reloading a stale inventory page first - Claims available channel point bonus chests - Mutes ad breaks on the browser tab, so playback and watch time keep counting - Optionally covers the player while an ad is running - Resumes playback when the player pauses on its own - Warns when a stream tab stalls and drops or channel points may stop progressing - Protects monitored Twitch tabs from automatic discarding and attempts one recovery reload - Opens selected followed channels when they go live - Shows measured viewer and chat activity without claiming to detect bots - Keeps local lifetime counters for claimed bonuses, drops, muted ad breaks and opened streams - Available in 12 interface languages Your settings, counters and measurements stay in your browser. AD-Twitcher uses no analytics, no remote code and no external data services. Important: AD-Twitcher is not an ad blocker. Twitch ads keep playing while the tab is muted and the player is optionally covered. Drop progress is controlled by Twitch; the extension only claims drops that Twitch already marks as completed. AD-Twitcher is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Twitch Interactive, Inc.
Aug 18, 2026
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