ChatterWatch de Yery

DATA USE AND YOUR CHOICE

ChatterWatch processes Twitch identity/session tokens, configured channels, chatter identifiers/profile metadata, chat text/timestamps and moderation notes/actions for its chat-reading and moderation workspace. Authentication, API and IRC traffic go to Twitch; allowed profile images load from Twitch's CDN. A translation provider receives only the selected text and language options after separate permission and per-message confirmation, and can see network information such as your IP.

Twitch features and new account-history records stay off until you read the in-extension disclosure, check its unchecked consent box and choose Allow data use. Stay offline permits read-only access to existing local history without Twitch/provider requests or remote avatars. Withdraw consent and disconnect in Settings > Data and privacy stops new activity and removes session credentials, but keeps previous local history. Clear extension storage or uninstall to delete it; downloaded TXT files must be deleted separately.

Settings, profiles and notes are stored locally, with up to 50 messages and 100 activity events per account/channel and bounded temporary live buffers. There is no automatic age-based purge or application-provided encryption at rest. No advertising, sale of data, telemetry or publisher backend. Read the linked privacy policy before installing; prior transmissions and Twitch actions cannot be undone by withdrawing consent.

ChatterWatch gives streamers and moderators a dedicated workspace for reading Twitch chat and reviewing chatters without losing their place.

Search all locally recorded chatters, including approved and resolved accounts, with 25-person pages. Open a chatter's Messages, Notes and Moderation history: up to 50 recent messages across sessions and 100 locally recorded actions/note changes with dates, reasons and durations. A timeout does not automatically dismiss the person. Earlier actions never recorded by the extension cannot be recovered. Window-opening controls reuse existing views instead of creating duplicates, with a limit of twelve extension windows.

Keep up to six channels in a responsive grid, detach individual channels into separate windows, or combine messages in a chronological feed with channel labels. Pause the view to read, pin important messages, highlight keywords and export the retained live buffer as a local TXT file.

Review new-account, first-message and recent-follower signals for your primary channel. See the number of people awaiting review, add notes such as RAID or FRONT PAGE, and keep approved chatters separate from the pending queue without hiding their messages from live chat. Optional automatic approval supports more than N messages, confirmed followers, current subscribers and previously subscribed users observed locally. Rules are off until enabled; locally observed history is not a complete Twitch subscription record.

Manual bans, timeouts, specific-message deletion and the one-second timeout action require confirmation. Choose a timeout duration explicitly and see the target before submitting. Local spam filters and local slow mode are separate from sanctions and from actual Twitch slow-mode settings. Any automatic-timeout rule remains a separate opt-in setting.

Use the popup, sidebar or pinned dashboard tab inside the browser; Multichat can use detached windows. After data-use consent, settings autosave and remain shared between views, while pause, scroll and message pins stay local to each window. The interface starts in dark mode, remembers independent-window geometry and supports English, Spanish and German. Optional review alerts can play a sound or request native window attention, subject to browser and operating-system restrictions.

Translation is optional and requires your own compatible HTTPS LibreTranslate endpoint, permission for that origin and confirmation for each message sent. No translation provider or API key is supplied. The selected text goes to that provider; Twitch tokens and author/channel metadata are not forwarded. Check the provider's privacy policy and any charges before enabling it.

Setup requires a Twitch account and a Twitch developer application Client ID with the displayed browser-specific redirect URL registered. A Client Secret is not needed. Real moderation requires the relevant Twitch OAuth scopes and moderator or broadcaster rights in the target channel.

The extension has no publisher-operated analytics or backend. Settings, notes and review history are stored locally; Twitch authentication and chat/moderation operations communicate with Twitch. Deleted messages can remain locally marked in bounded buffers, and exports may contain personal data. Chat history is limited and is not a complete audit archive. Read the privacy policy before use.

This is an independent project, not an official Twitch product and not affiliated with or endorsed by Twitch, Google or Mozilla.