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Why don't we see eclipses of external stars?

The question is pretty much the title. 
Why don't we see a constantly changing night sky with stars popping in and out of our view through let's say star bound planets crossing our path of vision? 
Shouldn't there be a significant amount of stellar eclipses happening all the time, visible to the naked eye?

I'm looking forward to being educated and thanks in advance, all input is appreciated :)
gpt
We do, that's how exoplanets are detected. But they're not visible to the naked eye, the drops in brightness are every few days (more more) and are typically less than a percent of the star's total brightness. The human eye can't detect that, it can't even see most stars.