It would be very useful to have a “Download all” or “Start all queued downloads” button in Steam.
Right now, if I have many games in the Scheduled section, I need to click the download button for each game one by one. This becomes tedious when reinstalling Steam, restoring a library, moving to a new system, or simply deciding to download multiple games at once.
Requested behavior:
Add a button to start downloading all games currently in the queue/scheduled list.
Keep the existing queue order and bandwidth management behavior.
Optionally, this could also support multi-select + download for more control.
Why this would help:
Saves time when handling large libraries.
Reduces repetitive clicking.
Makes download management more convenient, especially for users with many installed or owned games.
At the moment, Steam already shows all scheduled items in one place, but there is no quick way to tell Steam: “download everything in this list.”
when you press download button then it starts download this object. Would be useful to add to the end of queue not in begin, or button "Add to queue download"
It would be very useful to have a “Download all” or “Start all queued downloads” button in Steam.
Right now, if I have many games in the Scheduled section, I need to click the download button for each game one by one. This becomes tedious when reinstalling Steam, restoring a library, moving to a new system, or simply deciding to download multiple games at once.
Requested behavior:
Add a button to start downloading all games currently in the queue/scheduled list.
Keep the existing queue order and bandwidth management behavior.
Optionally, this could also support multi-select + download for more control.
Why this would help:
Saves time when handling large libraries.
Reduces repetitive clicking.
Makes download management more convenient, especially for users with many installed or owned games.
At the moment, Steam already shows all scheduled items in one place, but there is no quick way to tell Steam: “download everything in this list.”