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[Wanted Script] Auto-mark "not interested"

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SelectiveOblivion

Does anyone know of a script that would auto-mark all titles/products on Steam as "not interested" by a specified publisher/developer?

I wish to have such a feature available on the search page when pulling search list by publisher or developer.

There are so many crap titles and unethical sellers...

Steam obviously isn't interested in letting us customers block the ability to see the wares of such sellers, so a script that does the above might be an option.
I no longer even use the Steam store, explore and shopping search features anymore do to the heavy graphics and crapware being pushed.
I only use 3rd party sites like the Deals area here on SG, isthereanydeal and Steamdb sites when I shop seller sites now.

Thanks.

Fwiw, I use Enhanced Steam and a few tampermonkey scripts to my my Steam life much easier with web browsers.

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marsHm311oW

I no longer even use the Steam store

If you never use the store anymore, why you want to mark it as not interested?

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nhahtdh

+1. From the list of games, it's possible to mark the game as Not Interested from the drop down button at the upper left corner of the image of the game.

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SelectiveOblivion

@MarsHm3110W

Ok Grammar Nazi...

I no longer "search games" through the steam store search features.
I do obviously still use the Store on Steam for individual game pages.

I also do use, heavily, the Steam wishlist tool.

@ Veebies...

A script does exist.

In fact a kind script writer for this script provided the code.
https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/y9vVm/userscript-steam-web-integration-previously-steam-store-game-owned-checker

Leaving this thread up but (CLOSED) to help others in the future who want such a feature.

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Closed 7 years ago by SelectiveOblivion.