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Hover Twitch live cards to watch muted stream previews with quick audio controls. StreamPeek lets you preview live Twitch channels before opening them. Hover supported stream cards or live channels in the left sidebar to see a quick preview right on the page. It is a simple way to browse Twitch with fewer extra tabs, fewer dead-end clicks, and less back-and-forth while deciding what to watch. What StreamPeek does - shows live hover previews on supported Twitch stream cards - previews supported live channels from the left sidebar - includes quick mute and volume controls - remembers your audio preferences between previews - lets you pause and resume preview playback Why people use it Sometimes you do not need to open a full stream page. You just want a quick look to see what is happening. StreamPeek makes that easier, whether you are browsing categories, checking the sidebar, comparing a few live channels, or trying to find something that matches your mood. It is built to feel lightweight and natural, without changing how Twitch works. Supported areas - Twitch directory and category browsing surfaces - supported live channel entries in the left sidebar Permissions and privacy StreamPeek needs access to Twitch pages so it can detect supported live channels and render previews when you hover. It also uses local browser storage to remember your mute and volume preferences between sessions.
Aug 1, 2026
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