Would it be possible to set up a blacklist feature or automatically skip games with age checks or some other parameters?
Being able to let it run in the background without worrying what might appear would be useful in many (not all) contexts.
A play/pause button (browser may already have it technically) would be nice too.
Edit: Yeah, I've just spent half an hour looking at these infomercials.
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It's possible. Been pondering adding a few switches/conditions to the home page for that, and things like +- hours played, last played, etc. The problem is work has ramped up elsewhere for the next 2-3 months, leaving little time between now and then to work on it.
For now it shows everything, but if you want to make it do what you want, go to line 714, within the function "BypassAgeCheck", after the param parenthesis, and right before 'ActionMsg "Getting Header Cookie.."', enter the following on one line:
throw "Skipping age Check"
Then save and rerun and it will bypass age restricted games.
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Hi,
Posted a steam library viewer to github.
It uses powershell, and only reads non-private profiles with public games.
Give it a shot if you want to view all the media for your games easily, or put your steam library in a demo mode to show off your friends
https://github.com/xTkAx/Your-Steam-Library-Infomercial
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