Twitch Hide Followed Channel in Chrome with OffiDocs
Twitch Hide Followed Channel Chrome web store extension
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Run the Chrome online web store extension Twitch Hide Followed Channel using OffiDocs Chromium online.
Have you followed someone on Twitch but you don't really care about their streams? You don't even want to see them in the list of the channels you follow? Well, you shouldn't be so mean..
.
but this extension can hide those channels for you! Every channel you choose (as shown in the first screenshot) won't appear anymore in the column of followed channels.
Although it will show in any other place where it would normally appear.
In the extension's pop-up, channels can be added back to the column by clicking on their names (second screenshot).
Also, channels can be hidden from the pop-up if their names are typed in its text field.
You can watch a demo of the extension here: https://youtu.
be/GHzBn0DG8fA.
Код: https://github.
com/jmt-chromeextensions/TwitchHideFollowedChannel.
This extension has some interesting features that are worth taking a look at, like the use of MutationObserver (https://developer.
Mozilla.
org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MutationObserver) to notice when some channel has started a new stream and it has been added to the live channels div, or the background-content-pop-up messagging.
К вашему сведению: расширения не активируются автоматически при установке.
Это расширение, как и многие другие, которые вы, вероятно, пробовали, начинает работать на всех соответствующих вкладках в нужный момент, когда оно установлено, но это не поведение по умолчанию.
Имейте в виду, что если вы когда-нибудь установите расширение, и оно не будет работать на уже открытых вкладках, вам может потребоваться обновить эти вкладки с помощью клавиши F5 или нажав кнопку перезагрузки, расположенную в верхнем левом углу браузера.
❓ Questions to think about: What is the value of a follow? How did Twitch devs know that I was going to follow more people now that followed channels are not pubicly displayed? Does a lot of people look at other people's followed channels?