Twitch Enhancer

Twitch Enhancer is a modular extension that improves everyday Twitch viewing with practical quality-of-life tools. It brings several useful Twitch tweaks into one place, so you can manage stream quality, claim channel points, keep background playback more reliable, and customize how stream information appears across the site. It is especially useful for background watching, drops, and channel points, while still letting you enable only the features you actually want. Main features: 1. Toggle video quality with one click from the extension button: Switch between low quality and your preferred high quality, and optionally mute player/tab. 2. Keep tab active to help Twitch playback stay active in the background: Especially useful for people who like to farm Channel Points and Drops. 3. Automatically claim channel points bonuses under chat. 4. View the full original message behind Twitch chat replies: Click a 'Replying to...' label to open the complete message. 5. View deleted messages: Click a 'message deleted by a moderator' label to open the original text. 6. Automatically apply Viewers: High to Low sorting on Twitch directory pages. 7. Block selected Twitch annoyances with flexible per-element controls (DISABLED BY DEFAULT, you can enable the module in Options). Provides a separate checkbox for each supported element: - Phone number reminder prompt (automatically selects No Thanks) - Auto-pause promoted streams on the homepage - Cookies consent banner - Header buttons for News from Luna, Bits, and Go Ad-Free - Promotion footer banner - Stories in the left navigation panel - Chat leaderboard and goals panel - Hype Train and other sticky community highlights in chat - Player extensions - Bits balance at the bottom of chat - Channel header buttons for Bits, Gift Subs, Subscribe, and Continue Sub - Subscription offer banners in channel information - Can block all player extensions at once, including potentially useful ones - Alternatively, can block only extension dock buttons or the Prime Benefits dropdown 8. Show stream language next to the channel name or on the stream preview card. 9. Show Drops indicators next to the channel name or on the stream preview card. 10. Show red flag indicators on streams with selected tags (list is empty by default, set your tags in Options). + Per-module settings in a shared options page. Notes: - The extension does not block ads. - It does not alter Twitch server-side behavior and works only with client-side functionality already available to the user. Known issue with Show Stream Language module: - In rare cases, you may see a [??] suffix — this happens when the stream has no language set in GQL and no recognizable custom tags to infer it from. I’m exploring possible ways to improve detection; it may be resolved in future updates. Known issues with Show Drops Indicator module: - In rare cases, Drops indicators may produce false positives because the extension relies on information provided by the streamer in the stream title or tags, which may not reflect actual Drops availability. - Some localized Drops tags are not yet supported, so indicators may not appear for streams in less common languages such as Tagalog, Malay, or Hindi. Language coverage will be expanded whenever reliable tag information becomes available.