Drops Tracker

Shows whether Twitch is really adding Drops minutes right now, and why not when it stalls.

Twitch's Drops progress only updates when you reload the page, and sometimes Twitch quietly stops counting your watch-time while the stream keeps playing normally. You find out an hour later. Drops Tracker asks Twitch once a minute how many minutes you actually have, and treats rising minutes as the only proof that you are earning. WHAT YOU SEE - A small chip in the chat row, beside your channel points, with your progress - "Hung" when minutes stop rising while a stream that can earn is open, with the likely cause: paused, frozen player, too many streams open, or a drop waiting to be claimed - A toolbar badge, a desktop notification, and an on-page warning that stays visible in fullscreen - My Drops: what the channel you are on can earn, with progress and time left - All Drops: every Drops campaign running on Twitch right now - Badges: a channel's own sub and watch-time badges WHAT IT NEVER DOES It is read-only. It never claims a drop, never simulates watching, and never opens a stream for you. It talks only to Twitch, has no analytics, and sends nothing to the developer. PRIVACY Your Twitch login is read from your browser for each check and sent only to Twitch. Everything the extension keeps stays on your device. Full policy: https://hovjsyy.dev/drops-tracker/privacy/ Open source (GPL-3.0): https://github.com/hooov/drops-tracker Unofficial and not affiliated with Twitch.