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See how long every live streamer has been broadcasting, right on their thumbnails. Color-coded, customizable, lightweight. Ever open Twitch and wonder who just went live and who's been grinding away for ten hours straight? This fixes that. Uptime Badges puts a small timer on every live thumbnail showing exactly how long each streamer has been broadcasting. One glance at your Following page and you know who's fresh and who's wrapping up. The colors do the thinking for you: Green = just went live Blue = settled in Yellow = long session Red = marathon territory Everything is adjustable from the toolbar popup. Change the time ranges to whatever suits you, move the badge to any corner, resize it, or turn the colors off for a plain white timer. Works across all of Twitch: Following, Browse, categories, search results, the lot. Setup takes about twenty seconds. Install, connect your Twitch account once with a standard Twitch login, and you're done. The extension only talks to Twitch's official API. Your login stays in your browser. No tracking, no data collection, nothing gets sold. Not affiliated with Twitch Interactive.
Sep 1, 2026
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