ES on Android, now there's something I'd love to see. I don't believe it's currently possible (does Firefox support plugins on android? I didn't think it did) but that would definitely be cool to see somewhere down the line *hint hint*
I tried it on Firefox for Android but it gives you some message that the plugin is not enabled for this version of Firefox which is 23 for the current stable version and 24 for the beta version.
There is a developer dashboard I have access to from Mozilla that lets me manually set which versions and what applications it can be installed to (Firefox, Mobile, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, and Firefox for Android).
Not sure what your conditions are as I can't seem to replicate this issue. Though, I am using Aurora.
I'm not using Aurora so your conditions are probably different.. anyway, if I disable adblock plus the page loads a lot faster without freezing, so it seems like there's a conflict with it.
Ah, ok. Just for informational purposes, I'm using adblock plus as well. I'm on version 25.something of Aurora.
Well, I tried installing Aurora as a test and it didn't fix it. I'm not sure what to do. It'd be a good idea to give the option to disable the market transactions feature though, so I can have a temporary fix without having to disable adblock plus. I mean, we have the option to disable the "Total Spent" on the account page, so might as well?
Yeah sorry this version got pushed out without the ability to disable it. A little bit of an oversight on my part, as there were a lot of Firefox users clamoring for this feature that was just released in Chrome. Disabling Ad-Block to speed it up is... interesting. I assume they must have some sort of script detection that is blocking Enhanced Steam's call to the Steam market API because the returned results are so big.
Nothing changed in the caching. It expires after one hour or after you restart the browser session. There was an update that fixed some of the market highlighting so it could be that.
Sorry for making you jump through the hoops. I'm gonna try to do some testing tomorrow on my Nexus 7 w/ Firefox to see what I can find out. I'll keep you posted.So I finally did get this to work on Android.
After many tries to edit Firefox to bypass the annoyingly rigid version checking it does for extensions, I got it to work with Opera for Android.
You need a specific and outdated version of Opera liked from their blog here. (newer versions of Opera are a Chrome fork and the "Opera Classic" on Google Play apparently doesn't support extensions in that version).
Then you just install it via the Opera extensions page. https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/enhanced-steam/
It's a slighty older version of ES but eh, it works and my stuff is highlighted now on Android. At least if I got to the full desktop page. The Steam mobile site doesn't highlight but that's okay. One thing at a time.
This works for me for now, though if the Firefox permissions get updated to allow Android I'll definitely be giving that a try again at a later point in time.
Oh it's fine, it's not you it's Firefox. I've been down that road with them before too. They're annoyingly rigid in their restrictions on which versions extensions can be installed to. I'd be fine with a disclaimer I have to agree to before installing on an untested version or whathaveyou but having to go into advanced setting and manually type stuff in bla bla to disable their extension blocking is really a bit much.
It's in the small print ("3rd-party DRM: Uplay") but there's a browser plugin called Enhanced Steam that highlights that titles have DRM in a big red box above the buy button, if that interests you.
Indeed it does! Over 250,000 downloads, and currently the top trending extension on Google Chrome.
can it be made to exclude F2P games like TF2? Sorry but I'm don't feel like buying $9 worth of useless digital crap to get a useless digital card.With the above filter, it will filter out anything that is on the page that says "No card drops remaining" (in blue). So if there is a F2P game on the list and you're not eligible for a drop, it will already be excluded.Oh that's awesome. I am always scrolling down that ever increasing very long list just to look for green play buttons.
If I can make a request before the feature even gets added
since the indie bundle wiki is the most centralized place for that info, perhaps it's possible to pull data from there?Let me check on this and I'll let you know.
At present I have far too much data entry / Enhanced Steam development going on to create a system to easily facilitate crowd-sourcing this information.
Talk about going above and beyond... you're making it so we can basically buy bundles through the Steam storefront. Might want to consider a name change to "Hijacked Steam".Here is a rough draft of what I'm working on:
This would be for games that are currently featured in bundles. Those that have previously been in bundles in the past will have a different dialog.
Thanks! I'll add stuff for games that have been in past bundles in a future update. I thought adding current bundles could potentially save people way more money.
cool to see you on CAG, and thanks for all your work on the great website. Really psyched about all this bundle integration, it makes things a lot more convenient and is one of my new favorite features. Keep up the great work, both you and Shackles (and everyone else that helps make it all work the way it does)
It hasn't been that way forever, it was added in version 3.3 (quite a while back).
Sure enough, if you look at the pages of the two games the OP in that thread mentions Rayman Legends and Splinter Cell Black List there's no mention of additional DRM, which of course there wouldn't be since it's not mentioned in the fine print on the page to grab it from.
) they finally added their DRM to the page.I re-wrote the uplay detection script for the next version of Enhanced Steam and it correctly identifies the new Splinter Cell. I don't think they've announced uPlay for Rayman Legends - Rayman Origins didn't have it so I think (at this point in time) it's generally assumed that Rayman Legends won't have it either.
People on the Steam forums are saying it has UPlay rewards and achievements. I didn't get a chance to verify that from some direct source yet but multiple people are citing it. I did see that the console versions at very least cite UPlay integration so it seems like they would do it for the PC too I would think. I suppose it's possible they could do a separate version for Steam without UPlay integration but that seems highly unlikely.
All I know is that I was required to sign in and launch U-Play to play the demo, so I'd say it's likely the full game will require it too.
