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Viewer-side spike/bomb countdown for Valorant & CS2 streams. Auto-detects the plant from the stream and runs a detonation timer. Defuse Timer shows a detonation countdown the moment the spike (Valorant) or bomb (CS2) is planted, so you always know how much time is left while watching a match. It is made for viewers, not players. Open a Valorant or CS2 stream on Twitch or YouTube, choose the game, and Defuse Timer watches the stream and starts the countdown automatically when the plant happens. There is no setup for each stream, and a manual hotkey is always available as a backup. FEATURES - Automatic plant detection straight from the stream video. - Both games: Valorant (45 second spike) and CS2 (40 second bomb). - Works on Twitch and YouTube. - Three selectable CS2 HUD profiles for different broadcasts and player point of view streams. - A floating timer window you can place on a second monitor. - Manual trigger (Alt+P) as a reliable fallback. - Clears automatically when the bomb or spike is defused. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything runs locally in your browser. The extension makes no network requests of its own, has no analytics or tracking, and nothing leaves your device. It uses local storage only, to remember your settings. Defuse Timer is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Riot Games or Valve.
Jun 5, 2026
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