FFZ is a great community created addon which enhances the Twitch experience in more ways than I can count. When I view the site without my FFZ enabled, it's shocking to be reminded of what Twitch has become but the extension makes the site 10x better than without it. Emotes, QoL improvements, moderation features; FFZ has it all and does it better than 7TV or BTTV in my opinion. Thank you very much to the hardworking contributors on the dev team 💜

People rage rating this extension 1 star because Firefox takes their dear time approving new builds is just kid behaviour with no patience and inability to focus for more than 5 seconds on anything... Took Firefox a couple of days, probably not without encouragement from the FrankerFaceZ's devs, but still, they solved the problem with Firefox and the extension is working again. Stop being little babies throwing a tantrum the second something does not go your way...

Insanely good add-on. Twitch is trash without it.

People are so weird leaving 1 star when the dev can't do anything about it on their end.

Makes the Twitch experience bearable and always has an option to disable any tiny thing I find that annoys me about twitch ui. It even allows you to revert changes when twitch puts you in A/B testing such as when they put titles above the player. I miss it that it has been broke for so long. Hoping mozilla approves the new update soon!

EDIT: It seems like the update has now been approved! It says 13 days ago(probably when the new version was submitted and put officially in the review queue). But it is in fact working with the latest version of Firefox.

The issue of the extension being broken is on Firefox / Mozilla. Not FFZ.

For those who came here because it's not working, try this: github.com/FrankerFaceZ/FrankerFaceZ/issues/1644

Anyone wondering why its not working, Firefox is being slow at approving a update.

It's one of the best extensions for Twitch, but the extension recently stopped working and the only way I can find to get it working again is by deleting the Twitch cookies. For some reason, that fixes it. It's very annoying and I hope it's a patchable error.

While I totally support Mozilla's fight on security, even if sometimes disturbing, some user less concerned by security will probably end up switching browser due to the disturbance generated by extensions slow verification process.
This is a detrimental point for FF that needs to be addressed.

Can confirm the method that ReallyLost used works. I didn't even know they had a userscript. I would have used that from the very start.