That is, add Twitch to your whitelist on Adblock. Now when you open Twitch, simply click on the Adblock extension at the top and disable it for that Twitch. But when you are using Twitch, the Adblock can be an issue too. So in that sense, Adblock is a must-have extension. Sometimes a page can flood your browser window with ads, which cannot be very pleasant. Make sure that Twitch is added to the whitelist in AdBlock:Īdblocker is a popular browser extension that many people use to disable ads from showing up on their visited pages. If the same happens to you, then you should keep it disabled. Many users have reported that turning off proxy instantly fixed their problems with Twitch. Now choose “No proxy” or “Use system Proxy” and click on Ok.Ĭheck and see if disabling your proxy solved your issue.On the right pane, scroll down to the bottom, where you will find “Network Settings.” Then click on the “General” tab on the left pane.Open Firefox, click on the Menu icon in the top right corner, and choose “Options.”.Then click on the “Proxy” tab on the left pane and disable every toggle on the right pane of that window.Press and hold Windows Key + I keys and click on “Network & Internet.”.So, try disabling your Proxy and see if that resolves your Twitch login issue. If you are connected on a Proxy network, that might be blocking or causing issues with your connection to Twitch. If disabling extensions does not solve your issue, move on to the next fix. To remove an extension, click on the three-dot button and choose the option “Remove.” If it does, then you have found your issue.

Turn the toggle off for all the extensions one by one and see if disabling a particular one solves your Twitch login or not. You will see a list of all the extensions on your browser.Then click on the “Extensions” tab on the left pane.Click on the Menu icon in the top right corner and choose “Add-ons.”.To remove an extension, click on the remove button. Click on the Menu icon in the top right corner.

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