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Show channels a Twitch user follows (popup + viewer cards + 7TV). Twitch Follows Viewer lets you instantly see which channels a Twitch user follows – without leaving the stream. Open the extension on any Twitch page or type a nickname manually and get a clean, scrollable list of follows with: – Channel avatar & name – @login (Twitch handle) – LIVE badge for channels currently streaming – Follow date & time – Language flag (based on channel language) – Quick link: “Open channel” in a new tab You can also optionally show the same follows list inside Twitch chat viewer cards (and 7TV user cards) – right under badges and follow info – so you don’t need to open the popup at all. This behavior is controlled by a checkbox in the extension popup and is disabled by default. How it works – When you open the popup on a Twitch channel, the extension automatically detects the current streamer’s nickname (you can still edit it). – It calls an external service that returns public follow information for that user. – The results are displayed in a compact, Twitch-like UI with live channels highlighted at the top. Permissions – Tabs / activeTab – used only to read the current Twitch URL to prefill the nickname. – No passwords, tokens or private Twitch data are accessed. All follow data comes from public endpoints.
Feb 12, 2026
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