You might remember me from this thread. I've been struggling with depression so I never got to code stuff until recently. Things got a little better and so I decided to use my motivation to actually finish this project. I've been trying to finish it for the last week and it's finally ready, at least it's as ready as someone depressed can make.

Anyways, you can view the project page here:

Steam Wishlist Sorter

Description

Sort your Steam wishlist by comparing two games at a time. Perfect solution for those who have many games in their wishlist but doesn't know where to start. It should cut the time it takes to sort normally but it will still take relatively long for those with huge wishlists. Worry not! You can always save and come back later to finish sorting.

Features

• Hassle-free wishlist sorting
• Save your progress and continue sorting anytime
• Preview before committing changes to your wishlist
• Beautiful user interface (not really :v)

Installation

• Install a userscript manager of your choice (Tampermonkey, Greasemonkey, etc.)
• Then click here to install

Usage

Main buttons

• Sort!: Opens the sorting overlay
• Save: Saves the wishlist
• Discard: Discards your current choices
• Save Progress: Saves your progress so far
• Load Progress: Loads your previously saved progress

Sorting overlay

You will be presented 2 games at a time. Pick the one you wish the most. You can see your progress at the bottom. You can close the overlay by clicking the X on the top right.

### Obligatory Giveaways :)
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A Quite Late Update (April 30, 2019)

I've been planning to implement a sort of tournament sorting algorithm (pun intended) because of how long it takes to sort the whole thing. You can't go lower than O(n * log n) for a fully sorted list which takes forever for a human. Meanwhile a tournament takes only O(log n) time, however you lose the significance of value as the placement increases e.g. being 1st or 2nd as opposed to making it to the top 16 or top 32. I'm planning to add it as an option, however the low number of installs kinda killed it for me and I felt zero motivation to go on after release (even though I had promised for updates). I might do it as a side project in the future.

Thanks for reading!