Tip: Shift+click "Mark watched" to mark that video and everything older currently shown as watched · Shift+click "✓ Watched" to undo the same range.
Twitch's own Following > Videos page only shows the last 14 days and mixes VODs/highlights/uploads
with no filter. This page talks to the Twitch API directly instead, so it isn't subject to that page's limit —
it pulls the most recent videos per channel you follow, sorted by date.
Nothing here touches a server of ours — there isn't one. This page runs entirely in your browser and talks directly to Twitch's API. Your session and your watched-video list are stored only in this browser's local storage; we never see them, and Twitch itself already knows what you follow and watch.
This page only ever requests the user:read:follows permission — the minimum needed to see who
you follow and whether they're live. It can't post on your behalf, change your follows, read your email,
or do anything else with your account.
Twitch's public API has no way to fetch videos for several channels in one request, and no way to ask for "everything published after this date" — only coarse day/week/month/all buckets. That's why loading happens in two stages (a fast last-month pass, then an optional slower full-history one), and why a refresh takes a moment if you follow a lot of channels: each one needs its own request, and there's no way around that with what Twitch's API currently offers.
Tip: Shift+click "Mark watched" to mark that video and everything older currently shown as watched · Shift+click "✓ Watched" to undo the same range.
Twitch's own Following > Videos page only shows the last 14 days and mixes VODs/highlights/uploads
with no filter. This page talks to the Twitch API directly instead, so it isn't subject to that page's limit —
it pulls the most recent videos per channel you follow, sorted by date.
Nothing here touches a server of ours — there isn't one. This page runs entirely in your browser and talks directly to Twitch's API. Your session and your watched-video list are stored only in this browser's local storage; we never see them, and Twitch itself already knows what you follow and watch.
This page only ever requests the user:read:follows permission — the minimum needed to see who
you follow and whether they're live. It can't post on your behalf, change your follows, read your email,
or do anything else with your account.
Twitch's public API has no way to fetch videos for several channels in one request, and no way to ask for "everything published after this date" — only coarse day/week/month/all buckets. That's why loading happens in two stages (a fast last-month pass, then an optional slower full-history one), and why a refresh takes a moment if you follow a lot of channels: each one needs its own request, and there's no way around that with what Twitch's API currently offers.