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An inbox of the streams you missed. Pick your channels, see their recent VODs, and jump straight back in where you left off. Your favourite streamers go live while you're asleep. Twitch shows you a wall of past broadcasts and no way to tell which ones you've already seen. Catch Up for Twitch turns that into an inbox. Pick the channels you care about, and the extension lists every VOD from the last few days in one place, marks what you've watched, and lets you jump back into a stream exactly where you left off. WHAT YOU GET • One row per channel, newest VOD first, with a purple dot until you've caught up • Each row shows the latest unwatched VOD: thumbnail, title, when it aired in your local time, how long it ran, and how long ago • "Catch up" opens the VOD in a new tab and resumes from where you stopped • Expand a row to see every VOD in the window, each with its own Watch and Mark read buttons • A red LIVE pill when a channel is streaming right now • Filters: All, Missed while asleep (streams that overlapped your sleep hours), and Unread • Toolbar badge with your unread count, refreshed every 30 minutes • Look back from 1 to 60 days PRIVACY No servers, no tracking, no data collection. The extension talks only to Twitch's own API. Your Twitch login, channel list, settings and watch history stay in your browser, and uninstalling removes them. Full policy: https://github.com/Brownaye/catch-up-for-twitch/blob/main/PRIVACY.md CONNECTING TWITCH A one-time Twitch login is required because Twitch's API only answers authenticated requests. The extension asks for a single read-only permission (your follow list). It never sees your password, and you can revoke access at any time from your Twitch account's Connections page. Made by the developer of Uptime Badges for Twitch. Open source: https://github.com/Brownaye/catch-up-for-twitch Not affiliated with Twitch Interactive, Inc.