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Yes, thanks, that answers my original post, but I was hoping for my stats within each group.
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The best idea I have without scripts is checking the member list in the groups where it matters, and searching for you own name. At least they can be bookmarked.
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You might have to do it manually, though ESGST can help a little bit.
I just recently did that, went through all of my won games, and put the relevant group stats into a note.
ESGST options I used:
Content Loader https://www.steamgifts.com/account/settings/profile?esgst=settings&id=cl
Giveaway Groups https://www.steamgifts.com/account/settings/profile?esgst=settings&id=ggl (pop out on hover)
You can make it only show groups you're member of, though these are highlighted anyway (not sure which option).
Edit: It could be this one: Group Highlighter https://www.steamgifts.com/account/settings/profile?esgst=settings&id=gh
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I thought ESGST stopped working. I'll have to research that from scratch.
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The official version still hasn't received updates. There's a fork I'm using as a userscript installed into Tampermonkey. https://github.com/SquishedPotatoe/esgst
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https://www.steamgifts.com/account/steam/groups gets you a basic idea about your status in every group. With ESGST it looks like this.
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Very nice. Group Stats https://www.steamgifts.com/account/settings/profile?esgst=settings&id=gs
If you have a lot of groups, remove the columns "Creation Date" and "Type" to make it load faster.
Issues: Sorting only covers the current page. For groups which have no name set, ESGST can't retrieve the stats. (Submitted a bug report for the latter.)
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Type is useful for finding groups that steam has removed (they show as - ) , as for blank names i will add a fallback to use the last part of the url.
Example: href="/group/9vxjf/originalgiveawaygroup" would display originalgiveawaygroup for the name.
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Thanks for the info and still supporting the userscript.
I wonder, is there a feasible way to enhance ESGST to quickly find the groups where the personal stats (sent, received, gift difference, value difference) are not zero?
Some ideas:
- A sorting feature which works across all pages. I guess that's something which ideally is implemented server side, which is out of reach for ESGST.
- Remember the sorting order used when changing page. This is probably difficult to implement as well. I'm not sure if the sort order state can be queried with JavaScript and how difficult it would be to automatically apply the same order after page change.
- Group filters for the personal stats mentioned above.
- Group filters for the personal stats, but working across all pages. (Probably difficult to implement client side.) For illustration, if you're in 300 groups, and after applying a group filter 30 groups would remain in total, then 25 of them would show up on the 1st page and 5 more on the 2nd.
The options 2+3 have the downside that you still have to check all pages manually. On the plus side, the relevant groups will appear at the top of each page.
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With endless scroll enabled filtering happens each time a group is retrieved, table sorting happens when a new page loads so you probably would need to sort again after the last page is loaded.
BTW make sure custom adaptive request limits for steam gifts is high enough to not get timed out ;)
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Thanks again, I couldn't imagine that sorting covers all pages with endless scrolling. 😅
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How does one check their group stats these days?
Edit:
I mean my stats within each group I am a member of, to keep up with membership requirements.
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