Streams Live by nether0ne
Helps tracking your favorite streamers across different platforms!
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About this extension
This extension allows you to view current live streams from multiple platforms!
Link your Twitch account or enable GoodGame integration to receive information about current live streams and notifications when somebody goes live or changes category!
Currently extension supports only Twitch and GoodGame platforms, but I'm willing to add as many platforms as possible.
Link your Twitch account or enable GoodGame integration to receive information about current live streams and notifications when somebody goes live or changes category!
Currently extension supports only Twitch and GoodGame platforms, but I'm willing to add as many platforms as possible.
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Required permissions:
- Display notifications to you
- Access your data for sites in the nether0ne.github.io domain
- Access your data for sites in the goodgame.ru domain
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- Version
- 1.0.2
- Size
- 242.13 KB
- Last updated
- 3 years ago (Dec 25, 2022)
- Related Categories
- License
- MIT License
- Version History
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Release notes for 1.0.2
v1.0.1 (2022-12-25)
Changes:
- added expired token dialog, which appears on extension load if one of the platforms, which uses the access token to get stream data, has an expired access token. Dialog options suggest renewing the access token or removing the profile.
- added stream card customization options, which allows user to hide stream thumbnail, platform icon, viewers count, title and/or category
- added stream card skeleton mainly for low-end PCs which can't handle quick local storage access
- sort field and direction now apply to groups (e.g. while sorting by viewers count ascending, the first group will be a group with a min-sum of viewers)
- fixed stream card layout when no title/category was specified
- added no category label for streams that have not specified their category
- added tooltips for a group by, sort field and direction options
- fixed settings skeletons
- resolved security dependencies
Changes:
- added expired token dialog, which appears on extension load if one of the platforms, which uses the access token to get stream data, has an expired access token. Dialog options suggest renewing the access token or removing the profile.
- added stream card customization options, which allows user to hide stream thumbnail, platform icon, viewers count, title and/or category
- added stream card skeleton mainly for low-end PCs which can't handle quick local storage access
- sort field and direction now apply to groups (e.g. while sorting by viewers count ascending, the first group will be a group with a min-sum of viewers)
- fixed stream card layout when no title/category was specified
- added no category label for streams that have not specified their category
- added tooltips for a group by, sort field and direction options
- fixed settings skeletons
- resolved security dependencies