Feature

Fortnite Player List

A dedicated reference for the Blurred player list and spectator-awareness interface.

Updated: September 5, 2026

Player list and match awareness

The Player List provides a compact way to keep track of player information during a match. Blurred also documents spectator awareness as part of this workflow, giving you a separate place to review the match state without relying only on the main visual overlay.

This feature is most useful when your configuration already has a clear visual hierarchy. Use ESP for immediate on-screen information, Web Radar for a browser-based view, and the Player List when you want a compact list-oriented reference.

Recommended workflow

Start with the default list and confirm that the information is readable at your chosen scale. Avoid changing several related visual settings at once. When something becomes confusing, revert to a known-good configuration and test the Player List by itself before adding more overlays.

Feature availability can change with Fortnite updates, so the status page and changelog are the best places to check release notes before troubleshooting.

Web Radar

Use a browser-based map view when a separate, compact visual reference is more convenient.

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When Player List is most useful

A list-based view is valuable when you want a compact summary alongside the more visual ESP layer. It can also help you understand whether an issue is limited to rendering or affects broader match information. Use it together with the ESP and Web Radar pages rather than treating every view as a replacement for the others.

When support is needed, record whether the list itself updates, whether visual overlays update, and whether the same behaviour appears with a clean configuration.