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Get desktop notifications when your favorite Twitch streamers go live. Twitch Radar keeps track of the channels you follow and instantly notifies you when they start streaming. Features • 🔴 Instant desktop notifications when followed streamers go live • ✏️ Notifications when a streamer changes the stream title • 🎮 Notifications when a streamer changes the stream category • ⚙️ Per-streamer notification settings with customizable alerts and auto-open actions • 🔍 Search through followed channels • 📊 Sort streams by viewer count or stream duration • ⚡ Fast and lightweight interface • 🌙 Light and dark themes • 👤 Secure sign in with your Twitch account • 🔒 Read-only access — your password is never shared or stored Open the extension to see which of your favorite streamers are currently live, then jump straight to their channel with a single click. Source Code: https://github.com/Nikita0x/twitch-radar-extension Changelog: 1.5.0: - Firefox release - added an Ideas tab to the Changelog screen - added a real uninstall feedback survey with a hosted Privacy Policy page - fixed critical authentication issue 1.4.0: - Added Changelog tab; - Live preview for thumbnails (experimental); - Animated view count; - Other fixes; 1.3.0: - Added animations; - Minor fixes; 1.2.0: - Added per-streamer notification settings; - Added title change notifications; - Added category change notifications; - Added automatic tab opening for individual notification types; - Fixed multiple bugs and improved stability. 1.1.0: Added dark mode 1.0.0: Initial release
Aug 10, 2026
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