TwitchScope - See who is live troch Thentik

TwitchScope shows which of the Twitch channels you follow are live, without opening Twitch. Everything happens inside the extension's own window.

Four screens
• Followed: the channels you follow that are live right now: thumbnail, avatar, name, game, title, viewer count and how long they have been streaming. Sort by viewers, name, game or duration, and filter by game.
• Popular: the most-watched streams across all games, loaded a page at a time.
• Browse: the top categories as a grid of box art; clicking one opens that game's streams.
• Search: find channels and categories, with a "live only" toggle. Live channels show their viewer count.

Notifications
A system notification tells you when a channel you follow goes live. You choose how often it checks (from 2 to 30 minutes), you can silence everything with one switch, or silence individual channels. The number of channels currently live appears on the toolbar icon.

Right-click a stream
Open the channel, the player on its own, the chat in its own window, the channel's videos, or add it to MultiTwitch. Also reachable from the keyboard with Shift+F10.

Settings
Light, dark or automatic theme. Compact or comfortable layout. English, French, or whichever language the browser uses. Connect and disconnect your Twitch account.

Privacy
TwitchScope collects nothing. No telemetry, no server belonging to the developer: the only network requests go to Twitch's official API, the service you sign in to. Your preferences stay in your browser.

Signing in to your Twitch account is required to show the channels you follow.