Unread Message Indicators

See unread Fansly messages at a glance with a tab count and a favicon dot.

What It Does

• Adds an unread count to the Fansly browser tab title when you have new messages.
• Shows a small dot on the tab icon while unread messages exist.
• Refreshes automatically while a Fansly tab with FBuddy is open.
• Caps the display at 99+ when you have a large backlog.
• Clears the badge once your unread messages reach zero or you turn the toggle off.

Requirements

• FBuddy extension installed and enabled on desktop
• Signed in to your Fansly creator account
• Unread Message Indicators toggle turned on in Tweaks (it starts on by default)

Where to Find It

• Open Fansly and click the FB button in the top-right.
• Choose Tweaks.
• In Feature Toggles, switch on Unread Message Indicators.

Quick Start

1. Open Fansly on desktop and sign in.
2. Click the FB button, then select Tweaks.
3. In Feature Toggles, turn on Unread Message Indicators (it is on by default).
4. Wait for the tab title and icon to update; refresh the page only if it does not change.
5. Keep a Fansly tab open; when new messages arrive, the tab title shows the unread count and the favicon shows a dot.

Tips

• If the badge looks stuck, toggle Unread Message Indicators off and back on, then refresh the page.
• Some browsers or strict profiles may block tab icon changes; try another profile or browser if you never see the dot.
• The indicator only appears on Fansly pages; switch to a Fansly tab to view it.
• Marking messages as read clears the count; when it hits zero, the tab title and icon return to normal.

Troubleshooting

• Indicator missing: confirm the toggle is on in Tweaks and refresh your Fansly tab.
• Count seems off: open Messages to sync; the count updates while the tab stays open.
• Seeing 99+: the display caps at 99+ when many messages are unread; clear some messages to see a lower count.

Limits

• Works while a Fansly tab with FBuddy loaded remains open; closing or sleeping the tab pauses updates.
• Shows at most 99+ unread; very large inboxes will not display an exact number.