Twitch Live Rewind

🆕 What's new in 1.1.1 - Stream preview on hover: point at any live channel in the sidebar or on a stream card to watch it in a small window. It runs on a lightweight player, so it stays smooth even on older PCs. It can be switched off in Settings. - Saved moments: bookmark any moment of a stream with your own title. Find it later by streamer or title and open it right at that point, or copy a shareable link. - Stream latency indicator: see how far your view is behind real time. - Auto-collect channel points: the extension clicks the bonus chest for you. - Settings window and low-end PC mode: turn animations off, freeze emotes, pause the stream when it isn't visible, hide chat, unload inactive Twitch tabs, cap video quality. Changes apply instantly, no page reload. - English and Russian interface, chosen automatically from your browser language. Twitch Live Rewind lets you rewind any live broadcast right inside the Twitch player, so you can catch up on missed moments at your own pace and jump back to the live feed in one click. ⚡ Key Features: Instant Rewind: Drag the rewind bar in the player to review what you just missed, without leaving the page or opening the VOD. One-Click Back to Live: A dedicated "LIVE" button returns you to the real-time broadcast. Dragging the bar to the end does the same. Stream Preview: Hover over a live channel to watch a preview with sound, right where you are. Saved Moments: Bookmark the best (or funniest) parts of a stream, rename them, filter by streamer and share a link to the exact moment. Latency & Auto Points: A live latency counter and automatic channel point collection. Made for Every PC: Optimization options for low-end computers, with a video quality cap. Native Look: Designed to match Twitch, with a clean layout and no clutter. Lightweight & Private: No tracking, no analytics, no accounts. Your saved moments and settings stay in your browser. The extension talks only to Twitch. 🚀 How to use: 1. Open any live stream on Twitch. 2. Drag the rewind bar in the player to go back in time. 3. Click LIVE (top right of the player) to return to the live feed. 4. Open the extension buttons next to the Twitch navigation to see your saved moments or change Settings. Created by sacred1ck with love for the streaming community. Note: Rewind and saved moments require the streamer to have VODs (Past Broadcasts) enabled on their channel.