

There will be a small delay (~1 second) when the mid-roll ad runs where the stream refreshes.To update, repeat steps 2-8 (except edit the saved script instead of adding a new one).Ensure that the script is enabled, e.g.Save (Ctrl-s works, as if saving a Spreadsheet or Document).In TamperMonkey, this can be found as a tab in the dashboard with a plus-in-a-box icon Ensure that your browser meets the requirements above.Blatantly lying to the consumer.) Installation (TamperMonkey, but adaptable to other UserScript managers) Because not loading ads is "impacting site performance", and watching ads results in "the best Twitch experience" /s. (Screenshot showing Twitch notice when an adblocker is used. Currently, mid-roll ads are blocked, but a pattern is emerging that Twitch is interrupting stream viewing with a notice regarding "third party tool", specifically for those with ad-blockers in an effort to dissuade their use.


There is currently a non-official workaround for blocking pre-roll (before stream starts) ads, but mid-roll ads are half blocked. Twitch has very recently & noticeably ramped up its anti-adblock efforts in an effort to increase ad viewership across its platform, presumably to increase profits. UserScript manager browser extension, e.g.Ads adblocked (preferably with uBlock Origin + odensc's ttv-ublock workaround).This script itself won't block ads - it will skip the placeholder presented by Twitch (see purple image below under Why) when ads are effectively blocked. This is a script injectable by TamperMonkey (or similar) that attempts to bypass/skip Twitch's obnoxious mid-roll ad process when used in conjunction with effective adblocking filters/rules. Based upon refreshTwitchAd.js (see credits) Purpose
