Browser extension for Twitch

PluralChat

PluralChat is a browser extension that displays system and member information locally. It never edits Twitch chat messages it simply adds information for viewers who have the extension installed.

Local rendering

Twitch messages remain normal. PluralChat adds context locally for users who have the extension.

System profiles

Publish system and member information so viewers can see who is speaking.

Twitch verification

Claim a Twitch username by placing a generated verification code in your Twitch About/Bio, then remove it after verification.

Documentation

Setup steps

Use these steps after installing the extension.

  1. Install PluralChat using the download link.
  2. Open the extension's Options page.
Note: If you only want to view other people's PluralChat systems on Twitch, you're done. No account or setup is required. The remaining steps are only needed if you want to create and manage your own PluralChat system.
  1. Enter your Twitch username exactly as it appears on Twitch.
  2. Start verification to generate your PluralChat verification code.
  3. Add the verification code to your Twitch About section or Bio, then return to the extension and complete verification.
  4. Save your recovery key somewhere safe. You'll need it whenever you want to edit or recover your system.
  5. Create your system and add members, including names, pronouns, colours, avatars, and proxy information.
  6. Publish your system so other PluralChat users can view your public system information.

Browser setup

After installing, pin the extension and open the Options page.

Keep your recovery key safe

Your recovery key is used to make future edits. Do not post it publicly or share it with people you do not trust.

Download

Get PluralChat

Use the browser extension to view and publish PluralChat system information.

Download PluralChat

Select your browser below and download the latest extension package.

Each download contains the complete extension ready to install in your browser.

Support

Need help?

Follow the setup guide, verify your Twitch account, and make sure your system has been published. If you're still having trouble, the documentation includes troubleshooting guides and answers to common questions.