Hello today I am going to show you how to disable twitch ads on chrome, firefox and opera.
firefox ppl
Click me if you are a firefox user
chrome ppl
Click me if you are a chrome user
This extension also uses the old version of twitch chat so BetterTwitchTV works again! But you have to edit the BTTV settings from regular twitch chat.
There also some cool settings to configure the buffering, by default they will give you a delay compared to normal twitch so just turn those numbers to their minimum to remove delay.
Hello today I am going to show you how to disable twitch ads on chrome, firefox and opera.
[b][u]firefox ppl[/u][/b]
[url=https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/twitch_5/]Click me if you are a firefox user[/url]
[b][u]chrome ppl[/u][/b]
[url=https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/alternate-player-for-twit/bhplkbgoehhhddaoolmakpocnenplmhf]Click me if you are a chrome user[/url]
This extension also uses the old version of twitch chat so BetterTwitchTV works again! But you have to edit the BTTV settings from regular twitch chat.
There also some cool settings to configure the buffering, by default they will give you a delay compared to normal twitch so just turn those numbers to their minimum to remove delay.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RBx0k7IdKA
tested on chrome, works. Gotta get used to the almost fullscreen and lack of quick access to the sidebar but i'd rather have no ads and BTTV settings than that, thanks
tested on chrome, works. Gotta get used to the almost fullscreen and lack of quick access to the sidebar but i'd rather have no ads and BTTV settings than that, thanks
does adblock not work anymore? i was watching twitch on my laptop a few days ago with adblock and never had to deal with ads
does adblock not work anymore? i was watching twitch on my laptop a few days ago with adblock and never had to deal with ads
Murk_the_Scribedoes adblock not work anymore? i was watching twitch on my laptop a few days ago with adblock and never had to deal with ads
From my personal experience over the last week its seems super inconsistent if i get ads or not but despite adblock i still got them quite a bit
[quote=Murk_the_Scribe]does adblock not work anymore? i was watching twitch on my laptop a few days ago with adblock and never had to deal with ads[/quote]
From my personal experience over the last week its seems super inconsistent if i get ads or not but despite adblock i still got them quite a bit
DuMmTmtested on chrome, works. Gotta get used to the almost fullscreen and lack of quick access to the sidebar but i'd rather have no ads and BTTV settings than that, thanks
if you just use the quick access sidebar to see who is live I recommend Twitch Now
deguopera?
yeah it's exactly the same as chrome, just go to extensions page, click developer mode and load unpacked extension
[quote=DuMmTm]tested on chrome, works. Gotta get used to the almost fullscreen and lack of quick access to the sidebar but i'd rather have no ads and BTTV settings than that, thanks[/quote]
if you just use the quick access sidebar to see who is live I recommend [url=https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/twitch-now/nlmbdmpjmlijibeockamioakdpmhjnpk?utm_source=chrome-app-launcher-info-dialog]Twitch Now[/url]
[quote=degu]opera?[/quote]
yeah it's exactly the same as chrome, just go to extensions page, click developer mode and load unpacked extension
thank you alfie you're a god
thank you alfie you're a god
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I don't know if anyone else gets this issue, but I've used twitch5 in the past and I couldn't get into my bttv settings when a stream was active, could only get to it if a stream was offline, so just be mindful of that.
I don't know if anyone else gets this issue, but I've used twitch5 in the past and I couldn't get into my bttv settings when a stream was active, could only get to it if a stream was offline, so just be mindful of that.
VictorI don't know if anyone else gets this issue, but I've used twitch5 in the past and I couldn't get into my bttv settings when a stream was active, could only get to it if a stream was offline, so just be mindful of that.
go to a non Twitch 5 stream like this and then go to settings
[quote=Victor]I don't know if anyone else gets this issue, but I've used twitch5 in the past and I couldn't get into my bttv settings when a stream was active, could only get to it if a stream was offline, so just be mindful of that.[/quote]
go to a non Twitch 5 stream like [url=https://www.twitch.tv/rajjpatel?twitch5=0]this[/url] and then go to settings
Ive been using twitch 5 for a while now and its great that it blocks those. The reason adblockers can't block those ads is because twitch embeds them directly into their player instead of loading them separately.
Ive been using twitch 5 for a while now and its great that it blocks those. The reason adblockers can't block those ads is because twitch embeds them directly into their player instead of loading them separately.
Does tftv actually get any revenue from twitch ads or nah
Does tftv actually get any revenue from twitch ads or nah
MysclickDoes tftv actually get any revenue from twitch ads or nah
yeah the only twitch people i watch are broke tf2 streamers so i don't necessarily want to block ads. sometimes twitch says 'this ad supports shade' but i don't know if it's bullshit
[quote=Mysclick]Does tftv actually get any revenue from twitch ads or nah[/quote]
yeah the only twitch people i watch are broke tf2 streamers so i don't necessarily want to block ads. sometimes twitch says 'this ad supports shade' but i don't know if it's bullshit
you can also pipe twitch streams directly to the video player of your choice, which is quite nice imo
https://github.com/streamlink/streamlink
once you set the path in ur environment variables you can just type into a command prompt to start a stream
you can even open up a chat box with a small .bat script at the same time
start chrome --app=https://www.twitch.tv/popout/%1/chat?popout=
streamlink twitch.tv/%1 best
needless to say this bypasses ads in their entirety and you only get the stream
so if you put those two lines in a "twitch.bat" for example, you could type in cmd "twitch etherr_" and it would open up his stream in ur video player and his chat simultaneously
edit: make the bat script work for any passed twitch name
you can also pipe twitch streams directly to the video player of your choice, which is quite nice imo
https://github.com/streamlink/streamlink
once you set the path in ur environment variables you can just type into a command prompt to start a stream
you can even open up a chat box with a small .bat script at the same time
[code]
start chrome --app=https://www.twitch.tv/popout/%1/chat?popout=
streamlink twitch.tv/%1 best
[/code]
needless to say this bypasses ads in their entirety and you only get the stream
so if you put those two lines in a "twitch.bat" for example, you could type in cmd "twitch etherr_" and it would open up his stream in ur video player and his chat simultaneously
edit: make the bat script work for any passed twitch name