Idle Master will only simultaneously idle games to get them up to the 2 hour mark, then will start idling them one at a time. Do you still have more than 30 games that need idled up to 2 hours of playtime?

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Gotta love how dev ignores this blatantly common issue

Not ignoring, I'm aware of the issue and am working on a fix. It's difficult to test (as it only happens when Steam's servers respond with a particular error code, when they're under load) and I want to make sure that any fix that gets put in place for this issue isn't going to break any other functionality.

I believe there is a bug that only shows up if you have more than 4(?) pages of badges. I'm trying to track down the issue, but it's difficult as I don't have that many pages myself - only two. Hopefully I can track this down successfully and include a fix in the next release.

You own 1 game on Steam with over 1,000 hours in it.

My guess is that you don't have any available card drops remaining. Please read the Trading Card FAQs.

I think people generally want to artificially increase their play time so that their Steam reviews look more legitimate or that (in the case of games like Team Fortress, Counter Strike, and Dota) people generally consider those with higher playtimes in those games to be more trustworthy traders. But because it's so easy to fake, people really shouldn't.

Your profile says you still only own 3 games. You only earn card drops for Free To Play games if you spend at least $9 in-game per card drop.

Please read the FAQS

If the game doesn't connect to a VAC server, it's safe to play while idling.

Keep in mind though, playing multiple games while idling can cause card drops to go much slower.

Yes

This is most certainly due to this:
http://i.imgur.com/wFV4Xtd.png

Idle Master is getting this HTTP 200 response on a page that's telling it that it should be getting a HTTP 503 response. It's just a fancier way of failing, and it's been happening on and off the last few days. Usually this is due to server load/capacity on Steam's end.

Since Idle Master encounters this page and doesn't get the data it expects to receive, it's assuming that your browser session data has expired and is prompting to sign in again.

We'll have to add some code to correct this scenario, where it will simply retry after a number of seconds until it actually gets the page it's looking for.