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I recently got myself a Macbook Pro and promptly installed Steam on it (mainly, so that I could play the Binding of IsaacBinding of Isaac).

While I have quite a few games that are compatible with OS X in my Steam library, the majority are not, and still they are pointlessly displayed when I view my library from my Mac.

Is there any way for me to only see the Mac-friendly games I have in my library? I have quite a few, and doing this manually would be quite tedious, not to mention I would then have to rely on my memory to remember which games are actually available for my Mac.

I recently got myself a Macbook Pro and promptly installed Steam on it (mainly, so that I could play the Binding of Isaac).

While I have quite a few games that are compatible with OS X in my Steam library, the majority are not, and still they are pointlessly displayed when I view my library from my Mac.

Is there any way for me to only see the Mac-friendly games I have in my library? I have quite a few, and doing this manually would be quite tedious, not to mention I would then have to rely on my memory to remember which games are actually available for my Mac.

I recently got myself a Macbook Pro and promptly installed Steam on it (mainly, so that I could play the Binding of Isaac).

While I have quite a few games that are compatible with OS X in my Steam library, the majority are not, and still they are pointlessly displayed when I view my library from my Mac.

Is there any way for me to only see the Mac-friendly games I have in my library? I have quite a few, and doing this manually would be quite tedious, not to mention I would then have to rely on my memory to remember which games are actually available for my Mac.

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Can I filter out Windows only games when using the Steam client on a Mac?

I recently got myself a Macbook Pro and promptly installed Steam on it (mainly, so that I could play the Binding of Isaac).

While I have quite a few games that are compatible with OS X in my Steam library, the majority are not, and still they are pointlessly displayed when I view my library from my Mac.

Is there any way for me to only see the Mac-friendly games I have in my library? I have quite a few, and doing this manually would be quite tedious, not to mention I would then have to rely on my memory to remember which games are actually available for my Mac.