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Pin favourite Twitch streamers to the top of your sidebar with live status and notifications. TwitchFavourites lets you pin the streamers you actually care about to the top of your Twitch sidebar — so you never miss them in a crowded follow list. 0.2.8 — Added "Always play streams at highest quality" toggle. 🎮 NEW in v0.2.0 • Group sidebar streamers by what they're playing (live). • Games with 4+ streamers get their own collapsible section. • Sorted by viewer count, refreshes every minute. ⭐ CORE — works without login • One-click favourite — hover any streamer in the followed sidebar and click the star. • Favourite button under any channel page, right next to Follow. • Custom "Favourites" section pinned above the rest of the sidebar. • Settings panel with developer mode, export/import. • Syncs across Chrome via your Google account. 🔴 LIVE STATUS — requires connecting your Twitch account • Live badge on the toolbar icon — instantly see how many favourites are live. • Desktop notifications when a favourite goes live (toggle on/off). • Popup with all live favourites + one-click "Watch now". 💡 TIP: Pin TwitchFavourites to Chrome's toolbar (puzzle icon → pin) so the live count badge stays visible while you browse. 🔒 PRIVACY • Connects to Twitch via official OAuth. • Only requests the user:read:follows scope. • No analytics, no tracking, no third-party servers. • All data stored locally / chrome.storage.sync. No ads. No upsells. v0.2.4 — Fix: Favourites now own dropdown above Followed Channels. Offline group no longer leaks Recommended channels. Show More no longer flickers.
May 6, 2026
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