Hi all.

I've noticed this thread is still getting a lot of attention, so I've come back and fixed up the script for the 3rd time. I noticed some people mentioning it wasn't working anymore, mainly because Steam decided to change the format of the applist from an array to an object, which broke everything.

Grab the code from this pastebin link: https://pastebin.com/nEbyeFLj (updated link), go to any Steam page, such as https://steamhost.cn/account/notinterested/, and paste the code into your Developer Tools Console (hit F12 > Console > Paste & Enter Key). It will then check how many games are on the list, and confirm with you before it clears it. If you've got a long list of games like mine, it will take a little bit to clear, so look at the console status messages for a progress report of how long it is taking. It will come up with a message when it is finished.

At the top of the script is a variable, PAUSE_INTERVAL, which is the number of milliseconds between each request. I have set it to 500 (half a second), however feel free to increase this if you are still getting rate limited by steam.

Security reminder: Normally I wouldn't want people to get into the habit of pasting JavaScript code into their browser, as it can be very dangerous and do virtually anything if you don't know what it does, so please look through the code yourself and check that it is safe. Don't paste code in that people send you unsolicited. If there was any easier way to do this, it would be great, but unfortunately there isn't.

If there's any other handy scripts like this people need me to make, just leave a comment or send me a message. Cheers!

Some people have reported getting an 'Access Denied' message after running the script on thousands of games. I didn't experience this when I originally created the script, but it seems Steam has implemented some anti-spam features since then. I have updated the script to include a short, half a second timeout (you can change this interval if you want by changing the value of PAUSE_INTERVAL at the top), and also ensuring that two requests will never be sent at the same time. Hopefully this will avoid people being temporarily unable to access Steam.

EDIT As requested, I have now added a script to clear a wishlist as well (https://pastebin.com/jN2EZAi5). There is also a browser extension called Enhanced Steam that will allow you to do this, but this script will allow you to do it without having to install anything.