Inventory Claimer for Twitch by sm00thelf

Never miss a Twitch Drop or a channel point bonus again. Keep Twitch open and watch what you like: Inventory Claimer for Twitch claims what you have earned the moment Twitch says you have earned it, and shows you where every campaign stands.

What it claims for you

• Drops, as soon as Twitch reports your last minute watched. It listens to the same live updates Twitch's own site uses, and checks your inventory every 5 minutes as a safety net (adjustable).
• Drops from ended campaigns. Twitch keeps a finished drop claimable for 7 days after a campaign ends, and so does the extension, so a drop earned in the final minutes is not lost.
• Channel point bonuses. The bonus chest is collected whenever it appears, on every channel you have open.
• Several Twitch tabs open? They coordinate, so nothing is claimed twice, and a claim that fails is retried and handed to another tab.

The dashboard in the toolbar popup

• Drops: every campaign you are progressing, a progress bar per drop, the time left for the next one, and your recent claims.
• Points: everything Twitch credited you, split into watching, claimed bonuses, watch streaks and raids, for today, 7 days or 30 days, plus your top channels.
• Watch: the drop you are watching right now, and which live channel finishes your next drop soonest. It is a suggestion: nothing opens until you click.
• Health: a self-test that says whether claiming works right now and, if not, what to do about it.

Extras on twitch.tv (each can be switched off in Settings)

• A live preview when you hover a channel in the side bar.
• The date you followed each channel, on its page and in your followed list, plus the option to sort that list by follow date.
• A player watchdog that presses Twitch's reload button on the error screen and restarts a frozen stream, so watch time keeps counting.
• Notifications when a drop is claimed and, if you want, when the stream you are watching ends.
• Off by default: auto-resume for a paused player, and a bandwidth saver that starts streams at the lowest quality (drops count at any quality).

Privacy

• Nothing is sent to the developer or anyone else. No account, no analytics, no tracking.
• The extension only talks to Twitch, from your open twitch.tv tab, with the session you are already logged in with. Your login is never stored.
• If you report a problem, you see the whole report first and submit it yourself.

Please read before installing

Claiming drops and channel points automatically is against Twitch's Terms of Service. Section 10 forbids accessing Twitch "by means of any robot, spider, scraper, crawler, or other automated means for any purpose", and under section 18 Twitch may suspend or terminate an account without notice, including access to things you paid for such as subscriptions and Turbo. The risk is to your account, so please decide whether it is worth it. The full notice is one click away in the popup ("Risks & ToS").

What it does not do: it does not fake watch time or viewer counts (a drop is only claimed once Twitch itself says you watched long enough), and it does not touch ads.

Getting started

1. Install, open twitch.tv and log in. Claiming happens while at least one twitch.tv tab is open.
2. Watch a stream that has drops enabled. If the campaign needs a linked game account, link it on Twitch's Drops page first; the extension cannot do that for you.
3. Open the popup from the toolbar to follow along.

Something not working? Open the popup's Health tab first. Twitch changes its site from time to time; when claiming stops, the ⚠ button in the popup puts together a bug report you can read before you send it, which is the fastest way to a fix. Requires Firefox 128 or newer.

Support: report a problem on GitHub · support development on Ko-fi

Inventory Claimer for Twitch is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Twitch Interactive, Inc. Twitch is a trademark of Twitch Interactive, Inc.