Lightweight, persistent Twitch quality control: lock resolutions, toggle presets, auto-reapply. No more manual resets - across Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc, Zen, and Firefox
No coding is required. You are just loading the extension folder into your browser.
- Download the latest release ZIP from the button above.
- Open your Downloads folder and extract / unzip the ZIP file.
- Open the extracted
StreamSaverfolder and make sure it containsmanifest.json. - Open your browser's extensions page:
chrome://extensionsfor Chrome, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, and Arcedge://extensionsfor Edgezen://extensionsfor Zen
- Enable Developer mode.
- Click Load unpacked.
- Select the extracted
StreamSaverfolder from step 2.
Important: do not select the ZIP file itself. You must extract it first, then import the folder created from that ZIP.
Firefox requires a signed extension file (.xpi). Download the latest streamsaver-firefox-vX.X.xpi from the releases page and open it - Firefox will prompt you to install it directly.
- One-click quality switching from the popup
- Two persistent modes:
High QualityandTravel / Data Saver - Auto re-apply of your selected mode on Twitch live pages without interrupting your viewing
- Settings are saved in
chrome.storage.local
Use StreamSaver like a two-speed mode for Twitch:
High Quality(1080p/Source) for home and workTravel / Data Saver(360p/480p) for hotspot, background streams, gaming, or second-monitor use
Switch with one click as your network changes, and StreamSaver keeps your preference consistent across live pages.
All available resolutions are selectable, so you can shape the setup exactly how you want. Happy viewing!
- Twitch only:
https://www.twitch.tv/* - Twitch UI changes can require updates
- Some quality levels may be unavailable per stream/transcoder conditions
Firefox: Quality changes may not take effect (recent versions)
On some systems running recent versions of Firefox, StreamSaver may display the selected quality in the popup but the stream does not actually switch to that resolution. This appears to be caused by changes in how recent Firefox builds handle programmatic interaction with the Twitch player UI. Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Brave, Edge, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc) and Zen are unaffected and work as expected. A fix is being investigated.
StreamSaver only activates on Twitch pages. Its content script runs exclusively on https://www.twitch.tv/* - other websites cannot detect the extension is installed. No data is collected or transmitted; all settings are stored locally in your browser.
StreamSaver is an independent project and is not affiliated with Twitch.
