Please add a button "delete all" in the account settings in the hidden products

[jag]

I've hidden a lot of products in the past and marked the wrong ones as "played on another platform" and I'd like to set it all up again. I just think I set up the recommendation system incorrectly.

[Pscht]

Next post, "PLEASE REMOVE THE DELETE ALL BUTTON" because someone is going to click THAT by accident.

[jag]

İlk olarak Pscht tarafından gönderildi:

Next post, "PLEASE REMOVE THE DELETE ALL BUTTON" because someone is going to click THAT by accident.

But what about the warning window and make the button red?

[Anonymous Helper]

There's no delete all but you can delete your ignored games here:

https://store.steampowered.com/account/notinterested/

There you'll also see if someting is ignored or played on another platform

[William Shakesman]

İlk olarak jag tarafından gönderildi:

İlk olarak Pscht tarafından gönderildi:

Next post, "PLEASE REMOVE THE DELETE ALL BUTTON" because someone is going to click THAT by accident.

But what about the warning window and make the button red?

I mean if a warning window and red button isn't enough, then we must do away with Early Access for the same reason.

[Anonymous Helper]

İlk olarak jag tarafından gönderildi:

But what about the warning window and make the button red?

You do know just about anyone will push a flashing red button saying "Do not push!".

[Gwarsbane]

İlk olarak jag tarafından gönderildi:

I've hidden a lot of products in the past and marked the wrong ones as "played on another platform" and I'd like to set it all up again. I just think I set up the recommendation system incorrectly.

Hijackers would LOVE something like this because it gives them the ability to give a little extra kick to the private parts once they are done. Hide a bunch of stuff, then hit a big red delete button...

Then you have the whiners who will hide stuff, hit the big red button with do not push on it to "test" to see what it does and then scream at Steam support and the forums to get their stuff back because they didn't mean to, they did it by accident or to test to see what it did....