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Sends chat, the current game and the player list from sites you switch on to your CasinoHub stream overlays, and controls tab audio. The CasinoHub.app Browser Extension connects a site you stream from to the widgets in your CasinoHub account, so your overlays stay in sync without a second screen. What it does • Current game — the game you have open on a site you switched on feeds the Current Slot widget with its cover, provider and RTP, matched against the CasinoHub slot database. • !slot requests — viewers typing "!slot <name>" in that site's chat land in your request queue, just like requests from Twitch, Kick or YouTube chat. • Chat — forward the site's room chat into your Unified Chat overlay, with usernames and avatars. • Players — the room's player list (balance, wagered) feeds the Room Participants widget. • Tab audio — mute the tab or boost its volume up to 600 %, per tab, from the popup. Every site is switched on individually in the popup; Chrome asks for that one site and nothing else. Ready-made rule sets exist for the sites casino streamers use most, and more are added on our side without an update. How it works 1. Generate a pairing token on Dashboard → Browser extension at casinohub.app. 2. Paste it into the extension popup and press Verify & save. 3. Open the site you stream from, switch on "Capture this site" in the popup, allow access when Chrome asks, reload the tab.
Sep 8, 2026
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