baloneysammich
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do you actively keep track of them or are they just there as sort of bookmarks? i have a lot in mine but 90% are things to keep an eye for later, i have them in their own tab and they are archived so i dont get that many notifications lolWhen you track over 1k games and don't check for updates for over a month...
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baloneysammich
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The majority are like bookmarks as you say. Just before the month+ of not checking, I went through Latest Updates almost daily and added everything that looked remotely interesting. It's all your fault (or whoever came up with the blazing fast update checking method).
Before that I never would have tracked so many.
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really tho, i heavily suggest using tabs. best solution imo is having tabs for each main type of game you actually have installed and separate those out, then keep the default tab for bookmarks. can also change it to say "New" as the tab name in the tab settings section for tabs, thats what i have. once you have separated what you care about, you can just ctrl+a in the default/new tab and rightclick>archive. then when you add new stuff as a bookmark, it goes in that tab by default, and its at the top since its not archived, then you can choose to move it to one of the active tabs if youre interested in it right then, or just archive it.The majority are like bookmarks as you say. Just before the month+ of not checking, I went through Latest Updates almost daily and added everything that looked remotely interesting. It's all your fault (or whoever came up with the blazing fast update checking method).
baloneysammich
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TBH I hadn't noticed the tabs feature, will give it a look after I finish looking through this list of updated games. Thanks for the suggestions.