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I mean if your switching accounts that much just family share with your other accounts and eliminate the need to switch.
Then just log out normally and your brother won't be able to switch back to your account without your password and guard code
What?
It opens up a huge security hole if you ever forget to log out. You can already family share the games on 1 of your account with your other accounts so that you can play all your games without having to switch.
And if someone cheats on account with family shared games, both accounts will get banned.
But having too many accounts login to 1 steam client install is a risk anyway because steam application checks this and if it detects that there have been many differerent accs used it severely increases the risk that all/almost all accounts that have been used will be banned for literally no reason asking for the first activated game key on each account to unban them again.
Especially if it is old accounts (7-8+ years).
Happened to many friends and has been discussed on some forums.
So its best to use as little accounts on steam client as possible - only the ones that u actually play on. For all others u can just create a new Chrome user profile to use them same time without risk or the need to log in and out all the time.
It works perfectly
Yes I'm for the feature
As someone that has many, many, many accounts I would love the login screen to house all my accounts, saved passwords to simply click on an account and start to login that fast, we could still have the SMA code or email verification needed to get into the account, ect.
No I'm not for the feature
I am use to how Steam works and am fine copy/pasting accounts into the login screen and getting the email code needed to login with.
As said first it all comes down to how this would be implemented as someone that has access to the computer can easily login if all information is stored already (but I doubt that would happen).
It's OK for accounts that share phone number to get banned because if they share phone number, they're most likely sharing the owner.
For hijacking, hijacker would need to have full access to the PC to get other accounts because those accounts wouldn't be linked in any way. And if the victim gets one account stolen by logging to phishing site, hijacker wouldn't have any way of getting other accounts on that PC.
If Valve makes this feature, they should make it do more than just what https://github.com/rex706/SAM does.
Steam Account Manager[github.com] only logs you out from one account and automatically logs you in to another account.
Valve should make it so all accounts can be logged in at the same time, so we can switch between them without having to log out.
-Very useful if you want to chat on one account while playing game on another account.
-You could switch to another account without having to exit game that's currently running. (Scenario: You're playing single player game and you have to go somewhere immediately.
If you exit now you'll have to start from beginning (there are games that don't save when playing on the hardest difficulty and you have to finish the whole game in one go))
So instead of just leaving the PC in the state where nobody else can play games on it until you finish the game, you could just Alt+Tab out of the game, and let your brother or someone switch to their account and play games on their account without exiting your game.
When you come back, you could then just continue where you left.
-You could play splitscreen games like Rocket League for example together.
Account that launched the game is Player 1, and when player 2 joins you choose from other logged in accounts who will be player 2, player 3, etc.