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Allows to reorganize the channels you follow by making lists/sublists Ultimate Twitch Folders replaces Twitch's single, flat list of followed channels with a sidebar that you organize yourself. Groups created by you Group your followed channels into lists, nest one list inside another, and organize them by game, community, or whatever criteria work best for you. Within each list, sort channels by viewer count, alphabetically, or in a custom order that you define by dragging and dropping them. Choose how each list is displayed: classic list, side-by-side columns, tabs, grid, compact avatar dock, or floating panel on hover. Customize your lists with header colors, themes, icons, and customizable icons and badges for each list. Offline channels never clutter your sidebar — they simply don't appear. A list with no channels currently live also disappears by default. Channels you haven't categorized remain grouped together and easily accessible. Privacy Free, ad-free, and collects no data. Your configuration stays in your browser; export/import lets you back it up or transfer it to another browser. Available in 15 languages. You can report bugs on GitHub: https://github.com/lKarmaKat/twitch-ultimate-folder/issues/new
Aug 21, 2026
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