Can you guys switch over to steamdb.info for player stats instead of SteamCharts if possible? SteamCharts gets more and more inaccurate lately and should be left to die imo.
"Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair" released on Oct 8th 2019 but SteamCharts tracks it only since Nov 1st, almost a MONTH of stats missing.
Same with "Halo Master Chief Collection", released on Dec 3rd but SC tracking it only since Dec 8th, reducing the "all time player peak" from over 161,000 down to 93,000. Really horrible and misleading stat tracking site.

Meanwhile steamdb accurately tracks every game from the moment of release and updates the stats every 10 minutes instead of every hour like SC.

Very similar with good old Enhanced Steam but feels smoother and some other new feature

Enable the add-on.
That alone is 30% CPU usage.
Even on blank pages.

Thank you, the problem solved it

You know what I don't like?

"Make sure that you are logged into steamcommunity.com in order to be able to use all features of Augmented Steam."

Constantly displayed in bright red on top of every page, despite you being logged in everywhere. No option to turn off such annoying warning in add-on as well.


EDIT: Latest update adds option to hide the warning.

App does exactly what it says it does. Although memory usage seems to be rather high at 1.5GB.

Aside from the obvious stuff, the best thing about this extension is total customizability. Otherwise it would've been bloated with too much functionality, but nope, I can disable everything I don't want and only keep stuff useful to me. Keep it up, guys.

Its almost perfect. But on Linux OS, if extension detects linux operating system, PROTON DB links should be enabled BY DEFAULT (just to make things easier) cause it's important information source for linux users

This extension is great, it turns the store into something useful, collecting all the needed information in one place.
The only minor problem was with the pricing of one bundle, which was I think converted in euro from the price in usd, without considering the taxes (so it was reporting a slightly lower price than it should), but it's understandable.