A multistream chat overlay: all four chats on screen as one feed, using a browser source. No plugin, and nothing to install in OBS.
Open the overlay builder from the app. Enter your channel names, then adjust the appearance while watching the live preview. The preview sits on a checkerboard so you can see exactly what is transparent, and you can switch it between a bright scene, a dark scene and a green screen, because an overlay that reads well on grey often disappears on white.
Position and resize it like any other source. The background is transparent, so only the text appears over your scene.
OBS caches browser sources. If you change your settings and the overlay keeps showing the old look, right-click the source, open Properties, and click Refresh cache of current page.
Twitch's written simulcasting rules still say not to show other platforms' chat on your Twitch stream, although Twitch said in February 2026 it would stop acting on that. If you'd rather keep Twitch chat separate, build two overlays, one with only your Twitch channel and one with the rest, and add each as its own browser source. Is combined chat allowed on Twitch? goes through the rules and the options.
The overlay is for the broadcast. For reading and replying while you stream, or for your viewers and mods, the app itself is covered in the setup guide. Rumble chat works in the overlay too; the Rumble page explains how it connects.
No. It is a browser source, which is built into OBS. Paste the link and it works.
Yes. Any broadcasting software that supports browser sources can use the same link.
Yes by default, so only chat text appears over your scene. You can add a background colour and set its opacity if you prefer.