Twitch not remembering where I left off: Fix it fast

• Some users reported that Twitch is not remembering when they left off into a Video on Demand.
• To quickly solve this, the first thing to do is to disable your browser's cache.
• Disabling browser extensions and hardware acceleration might also fix this issue.
• If Twitch is not remembering when you left off, maybe you should switch to another browser.

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Is Twitch not remembering where you left off? Make sure you read this article completely as it is dedicated only to you.

The Videos On Demand Twitch feature allows users who missed a live stream to watch it later.  Also, it keeps a timestamp of your previous view of the video so you can get back to where you left off.

This is, by all means, a necessary feature but it lately started bothering some users. Namely, they report that Twitch is not remembering where they left off. Here’s what one user said on the Twitch subreddit:

Twitch no longer remembers how far into a VOD I was when I stop watching. Like on youtube videos, if you stop watching and then come back, youtube will remember the place you left off. Twitch used to do the same with VODs, but in the past week it seems to no longer do that, and I have to navigate to where I think I left off. Anyone else having this issue?

Before learning how to easily fix our presented issue, let’s take a look at some reasons that explain why it can appear.

Why is Twitch not remembering where I left off?

• Cache and cookies – The browser’s cookies and cache may sometimes block the streaming process, making your app unable to remember where you left off. Thus, it is recommended to constantly clear them, as we are going to explain a bit later.
• Extensions – Some of your browser extensions might not be compatible with your Twitch app. In these terms, you should try disabling them.
• Hardware acceleration – Faulty hardware acceleration would harm your PC and streaming performance, so it’s best to disable it. You should know that it can affect your experience especially when running games or chatting/streaming apps.
• Temporary bugs – Like any other app or platform, Twitch can run into different troubles, which appear randomly and for a short-term. We also have a solution in this matter, so make sure you keep on reading.
• Browser related issues – Because Twitch is an extremely complex platform, it needs a specialized browser that would keep you away from any issue. You’re going to discover the best option on the market, at the end of this guide.

What can I do if Twitch is not remembering where I left off?

1. Clear browser’s cache

1.1 Google Chrome

Hit the Windows key, type Chrome, then open the first result.

Choose All time as the Time Range.

Focus on deleting Cookies and other site data and Cached Images and files.

Finally, click on the Clear Data button.

1.2 Mozilla Firefox

Type Firefox, then click on the first result.

Set the Time range on Everything.

Now, checkmark only the Cookies and Cache options, then click on Ok.

1.3 Microsoft Edge

Press on the Windows key, type Edge, then open the first result.

Check the Cookies and other site data and Cached images and files section, then click on Clear now.

If Twitch is still not remembering where you left off, make sure you keep on reading.

2. Use another browser

If Twitch is still not remembering where you left off, you can try and switch the browser. Our top pick is Opera GX because it is light, easy to use, and very secure.

It doesn’t compromise on usability and provides a similar set of features to those you find in Chrome or Mozilla.

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Opera has a built-in VPN that will increase your online privacy and also help you surpass geo-restrictions and ISP restrictions. On top of that, connecting to a virtual network can also help with in-game latency issues.

The browser also includes a free built-in adblocker that removes any intrusive ads and allows for seamless and uninterrupted browsing.

Opera is highly customizable both with built-in themes, light/dark modes as well as tons of useful add-ons that you can install to create the perfect workspace for your needs.

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3. Disable browser extensions

3.1 Google Chrome

Hit the Windows key, type Chrome, then open the first result.

Click on the 3-dots menu (from the upper-right corner of the window).

Hover the mouse over More tools, then navigate to Extensions.

Toggle the button from Ad-Blockers and Proxy extensions to disable them.

3.2 Mozilla Firefox

Press on the Windows key, type Firefox, and click on the first result.

Click on the 3 lines menu, from the top-right corner of the page.

Navigate to Add-ons and themes.

From the left window pane, select Extensions.

Disable the Proxy extensions and Ad-blockers by toggling the button on Off.

3.3 Microsoft Edge

Hit the Windows key, type Edge, then open the first result.

Click on the 3 horizontal dots menu, from the top-right corner of the window.

Navigate to Extensions.

Now, in the pop-up window, click on Manage Extensions.

Now, disable the Proxy extensions and Ad-blockers by toggling the button on Off.

4. Disable Hardware acceleration

4.1 Google Chrome

Hit the Windows key, type Chrome, then open the first result.

Look at the top-right corner of the window, then click on the 3 vertical dots (the Chrome General menu).

Navigate to Settings.

From the left window pane, expand the Advanced section, then click on System.

Locate the Use hardware acceleration when available option and disable it.

4.2 Mozilla Firefox

Press on the Windows key, type Firefox, and open it.

Go to the Firefox General menu (marked as 3 horizontal lines in the top-right corner of the window).

Click on Settings.

Now, in the right side of the window, scroll down until you find the Performance section.

There, uncheck the Use recommended preferences settings option, then the Use hardware acceleration when available one.

4.3 Microsoft Edge

Hit the Windows key, type Edge, then open the first result.

From the upper-right corner of the page, click on the 3 dots menu.

Navigate to Settings.

Look at the left window pane and click on System and performance.

Turn off the Use hardware acceleration when available option.

5. Log out temporarily

Click on your profile avatar in the top right corner.

Select Log out.

That’s it. Hopefully, these steps were helpful and Twitch now remembers where you left off. If you are still bothered by the error, make sure to send the ticket to Twitch Support.

Of course, if you encounter any related questions, the comment section below it is always here to help.

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