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Records last x seconds of Twitch streams for instant replay Instantly replay the last 30 seconds of any Twitch stream — just press the left arrow key. Detailed description: Missed the play? Press the left arrow key and watch it again — without pausing, seeking or reloading the stream. Instant Twitch Replay continuously keeps the last 30 seconds of whatever you're watching in memory. When something happens, one keypress opens a small replay window on top of the stream while the broadcast keeps running underneath. FEATURES • Instant replay of the last 30 seconds — press the left arrow key on the player • Adjustable buffer length, from 1 up to 60 seconds • Floating replay window you can drag and resize anywhere on the page • Replays include sound, and the live stream is turned down while they play • Choose the replay volume: a fixed level, or match the stream's volume • Ad-aware — buffering pauses during ads so your replays stay ad-free • Remembers the replay window's position and size • Optional recording indicator on the player • Closes automatically when the replay ends, or with Esc HOW TO USE 1. Open any Twitch stream and wait a few seconds for buffering to start 2. Click the player, then press the left arrow key to replay 3. Drag the window where you want it, resize from the bottom-right corner 4. Press Esc or click the X to close Click the extension icon to adjust buffer length, volumes and window behaviour. PRIVACY Everything happens locally in your browser. No video ever leaves your machine, nothing is uploaded, and no account or sign-in is required.
Jul 23, 2026
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