Latency Catch-Up for Twitch

Shows live stream latency on the Twitch player and automatically catches up to the live edge.

See exactly how far behind live you are on any Twitch stream, and get back to the live edge automatically. FEATURES • Latency badge on the player: shows your delay to the broadcaster, colour-coded green, yellow or red. Hover for a 60-second graph; click to jump straight to live. • Auto catch-up: when you fall behind, playback speeds up slightly (1.15× by default, pitch preserved) until you're back at the edge, then returns to normal speed. If you're more than 6 seconds behind, it jumps ahead instead. • Lowest-possible mode: learns the smallest buffer your connection can hold without stalling, and adjusts itself if the stream starts to buffer. • Fixed-target mode: keeps your delay near a number you choose. • Works on both low-latency and normal-latency streams. • Popout chat shows a small latency indicator for the stream you're watching. HOW TO USE 1. Install the extension and open any live stream on twitch.tv. 2. The latency badge appears in the top-left corner of the player. 3. Click the extension icon to turn catch-up on or off, choose a mode, or set the maximum speed. Tip: for the lowest delay, turn on Low Latency in the Twitch player's Settings › Advanced. PRIVACY This extension only runs on twitch.tv. It does not collect, send or sell any data. Your settings are saved in your browser (and synced with your Chrome profile if you use Chrome sync). This extension is not affiliated with or endorsed by Twitch Interactive, Inc. FEEDBACK Report problems or request features at https://github.com/HinZhanPeng/twitch-latency-display/issues