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Claims channel point bonuses and drops on twitch.tv. Runs locally, no network access, no remote code. Twitch Auto Claim clicks the claim buttons Twitch already shows you, so a bonus chest or a finished drop does not expire while you are away from the keyboard. What it does: - Claims the channel point bonus chest on a stream page. - Claims drop rewards on a stream page and in the drops inventory. - Accepts mature content gates so a stream keeps playing. This option is off by default. - On a timer, opens the drops inventory in a background tab, claims what is there, and closes the tab. The sweep runs only while a Twitch tab is open, and it is off by default. - Records a local history of what it claimed and when, with a daily chart and a JSON export. What it does not do: - Reach any site other than twitch.tv. - Make network requests of its own. It contains no analytics, no telemetry, and no remote code. - Read, store, or transmit account credentials. Every claim is a click on a button that is already visible to you. The full source is at https://github.com/HaiNick/twitch-autoclaim
Aug 30, 2026
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