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스팀 키 대량 등록 헬퍼, 인디갈라용

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Aanemochore
Last edited Sep 4, 2018
Created on Sep 4, 2018

This helper script extracts Steam keys from an IndieGala library page and displays them in a new browser tab, one key per line, for bulk activation. It runs after the user has revealed all keys on the library screen, then selects the `steam-key-games` element, maps over every `.input-block-level` input to collect their values, and joins them with HTML line breaks. The output is written into a popup window via `document.write`, sized at 1366 by 576 pixels, ready for copy-paste into Steam’s activation interface.

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