So I lucked out and hid the wrong game by accident.
How do I find it out of 5k entries without knowing it's name? Is there a user script which can load the complete list or something similar?
I know I'll be more careful in the future.

Solved:
Firefox + FlashGot-Addon
use "Build Gallery" from FlashGot
and enter https://www.steamgifts.com/account/settings/giveaways/filters/search?page=[1-200] or how many pages you got
when downloading be sure to have the files automatically renamed (my download manager has an option for that).
Then search all the files for "minutes ago".

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There is a search field next to it… Hopefully you still remember its name. :)

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Well no, the thing was I wanted to hide a different game which I checked in steam (I know this name) but I miss-clicked an "autoconfirmed" the wrong game in SG right after that.

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Then nope, you can only do it manually.

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you cant :C

user script? no idea

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manually. check all the pages and see if you spot a game added X minutes/hours ago.

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230 pages worth? That's no fun. :(

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i have 387, it's lots of fun!

View attached image.
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I have 0 and it's not fun!

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But you gave me an idea... I could spider all the pages with my download manager and search the files.

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Control + F and search for "minutes". Hurry before you need to search "hours" :)

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You definitely need to post back what game it was (if you find it).
I'm curious to know if it's a game you would have hidden anyway. :X

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Well the thing is, it was also a crappy game (Teria). The more you know. :D

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You can do it manually, too. It might take longer the first time, but once you learn the technique, it's much faster than an extension, index, etc.

  1. Go to https://www.steamgifts.com/giveaways/new and type in the name of the app you want to filter in the search, as if you are doing a new giveaway.
  2. Right-click the game > Inspect Element > go up a few levels to find the element that looks like <div data-autocomplete-id="2442880213" data-autocomplete-name="Teria" class="is-clickable tablerow-outer-wrap tablerow-outer-wrap--fade-siblings">.
  3. Right click the line > Edit as HTML > highlight the data-autocomplete-id number (in this example 2448802013) > Ctrl+C to copy to clipboard > Escape to back out. Or, alternately, just write the number down.
  4. Go to https://www.steamgifts.com/account/settings/giveaways/filters.
  5. Right-click any "Remove" link > Inspect Element.
  6. Find the line that looks like <input name="game_id" value="2448802013" type="hidden">.
  7. Right=click the line > Edit as HTML > select the game ID > replace it with the game ID you copied above > press Escape to back out and save, but leave the inspect element open.
  8. Go up above and click on the Remove link that you inspected earlier. It will run the code you edited, and remove the game you're looking for from the block list rather than the game of the original unedited link.
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But if I knew the name I would have just used the search bar in the filter list - which makes source edits unnecessary.

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Ah. Yes that would be problematic. : )

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