![]() Outdated extensions, such as the one that was required to run Flash videos, can still cause trouble. If it works fine, it’s possible one of your add-ons is to blame here. If you’ve installed some extensions recently and think they’re affecting Twitch, go into Incognito mode (Ctrl+Shift+N) and try to access Twitch there. Now, moving on to slightly advanced causes, add-ons on Chrome might be the culprit here. Scroll down and click on the Clear Data and Clear History, once again choosing how far back you will go.Go into the options menu, located on the top right, then navigate to Settings.We recommend ticking Cookies and Cached Images and Files. If you’d like to be extra sure, go on the Advanced tab and select what you want to delete. Click on the Clear Browsing Data option and delete any browsing data from the past day or week, at least.Next, enter the Privacy and security tab.Here’s how to delete browsing data and cache in Chrome: We recommend that you perform cleanups like this often, as a preventative measure. It seldom helps to overload your browser with too much useless, outdated data. Much like the previous tips, this one isn’t complicated but can be extremely helpful. Resetting your router as well as your PC never hurts. For those who have slower internet speeds, the more resources are available at any time, the better. Also, see if you can disable (temporarily at least) any bandwidth-heavy services on your PC, such as torrent. Check Your Internet ConnectionĪs simple as that step is, it can be beneficial. But if nothing else, at least nothing’s wrong with your browser. If the servers are down for maintenance, or if there’s been a crash, Twitch support will notify people. The easiest way to check is to look at their Instagram or Twitter support profiles. Twitch may not be working for you, but it also might be down for everyone else as the issue may lie with the service. ![]()
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