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Display PluralChat system and member information on Twitch. PluralChat Designed for plural systems and their communities, PluralChat displays member information alongside Twitch chat without requiring bots or modifications to Twitch itself. Information is rendered locally by the extension, so only people who choose to install PluralChat will see it. Features Display member information directly alongside Twitch chat View member names, pronouns, avatars, colours, biographies and public profiles Support proxy prefixes and suffixes for automatic member detection Automatic synchronisation keeps published systems up to date with minimal bandwidth Secure Twitch account verification using your Twitch About section or Bio Recovery key system for secure account management Optional OBS chat overlay with built-in Twitch chat and moderation tools Public profile pages for published systems Fast, lightweight interface designed to blend naturally into Twitch chat Works with supported Chromium-based browsers and Mozilla Firefox For System Owners Create and manage your PluralChat system through the extension: Verify ownership of your Twitch account Create and organise members Add names, pronouns, biographies, colours and avatar image URLs Configure proxy prefixes and suffixes Reorder members at any time Publish updates instantly to everyone using PluralChat Manage your system securely using your recovery key For Viewers Simply install the extension and browse Twitch as normal. When a streamer or chatter has published a PluralChat system, member information appears automatically alongside their messages. No Twitch account, setup or configuration is required to view published systems. OBS Integration PluralChat also includes an optional OBS Browser Source for streamers. The overlay connects directly to Twitch chat, displaying PluralChat member information, avatars, pronouns and colours in real time while providing an integrated chat interface and moderation tools. Privacy PluralChat only enhances how Twitch chat is displayed in your own browser. Twitch chat messages are never modified. No browser overlays are injected into Twitch streams. Member information is rendered locally by the extension or OBS overlay. Only information that a system owner has chosen to publish is downloaded. Recovery keys remain under your control and are never exposed publicly. Avatar images are loaded directly from the URLs supplied by their owners and are not hosted by PluralChat. When using the optional OBS overlay, Twitch OAuth tokens are stored only in server memory for the duration of your session and are never written to disk or permanently stored. Whether you're a plural system wanting to share who's fronting, or a viewer looking for additional context in Twitch chat, PluralChat provides a respectful, lightweight and unobtrusive way to make conversations more accessible.