Twitch Tab Manager

Opens followed Twitch channels when live, avoids duplicates, and closes manager-opened tabs when streams end.

Do you watch a lot of Twitch? Or know someone who likes lurking and keeping up a watch streak, but does not want to manually open stream tabs every time one of their favorite streamers goes live? Then TTM is for you :D Twitch Tab Manager runs locally in your browser and helps manage Twitch stream tabs based on who is live. It can: • open followed Twitch channels when they go live • close manager-opened tabs when channels go offline • avoid duplicate tabs for the same streamer • keep managed Twitch tabs grouped together where possible • respect a configurable max tab limit • use Twitch Helix API credentials when configured, with HTML fallback/live probing when needed • provide a “Fetch My Follows” tool that reads your followed usernames from Twitch’s official Following → Channels page The extension also includes local tools for: • config editing • follows import/export • priority channels • diagnostics • debugging • backup / restore tools for your saved config To configure: Open the extension popup and click “Open Settings” to access setup, follows import/export, priority channels, diagnostics, backups, and advanced settings. Feedback & support: • Bugs and feature requests: https://github.com/drachescript/Twitch-Tab-Manager/issues/new/choose • Source code and README: https://github.com/drachescript/Twitch-Tab-Manager Privacy policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SkvBWapQawvzuhaYT-iHOoUSV0go4PgFhtxi6Z6nwjA/edit?usp=sharing Note: This is an active open-source project. Features may continue to be refined over time. If you’d like to report issues, suggest improvements, or contribute, visit: https://github.com/drachescript/Twitch-Tab-Manager