1. Install the pieces
Add the Twitch extension to your channel and install the browser companion on the computer you stream from.
Tab Antics is a Twitch extension that lets your viewers spend Bits or channel points to trigger playful actions on your browser tabs. Commands run in your browser through a lightweight companion, so nothing happens unless you have it installed and a command is enabled.
Add the Twitch extension to your channel and install the browser companion on the computer you stream from.
In the dashboard you choose which commands are enabled, what they cost, and which URLs viewers may open.
Viewers spend Bits or channel points from the Twitch extension panel. The companion performs the action locally on your machine.
Version 1 ships a fixed catalog of five commands. Destructive commands are off until you enable them.
Shuffles the order of tabs in the current window.
Opens one of the streamer’s pre-approved URLs in a new tab.
Moves every tab into a single window.
Closes one random tab in the streamer’s browser.
Moves tabs into separate windows.
Viewers trigger commands with Twitch Bits or channel points — both Twitch-native. Tab Antics never processes payments or card details, and Bits purchases and channel-point redemptions are handled by Twitch.
The streamer chooses which commands are enabled and sets the price of each one. Prices are per command, per channel.
Bits prices snap to a shared ladder from 1 to 10,000 Bits, so pricing stays consistent across channels.
Channel-point costs are configured per command in the dashboard, with sensible defaults out of the box.
Destructive commands such as closing a random tab are disabled until the streamer opts in explicitly.
Every install path is public — no login is needed to read this site or download the companion.