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Hey, out of curiosity - my test app crashed a moment ago because of async callback being called twice after steam-user fired `webSession` without calling `webLogOn()`. Any idea why could that happen? When steam-user is requesting new web session on its own, or if/when Steam does that automatically? The account wasn't used in any other way than this application, which was kinda experimental and left alone for ~3 days before that happen. Of course it was bad coded, but I didn't expect `webSession` event being fired more than once. Steam-user version: 3.3.4

I'm looking through steam-user and I can't find a method for extracting the trade url from a user (if I want to send a user a trade req for eg). Is it possible to get a trade url (with a partner Id and a token id) with just a users steam id (not just your own?) Thanks

If you try to execute the bot using a user that doesn't have a home directory the application will crash on dataPath = path.join(process.env.HOME, ".local", "share", "{0}") perhaps check if process.env.HOME exists, otherwise set a fixed path?

I am wondering what is the bast way to manage multiple bots. Currently I am creating multiple instances for example: var client1= new SteamUser();// Sign into Steamclient1.logOn({ accountName: config.client1.username, password: config.client1.password, twoFactorCode: SteamTotp.generateAuthCode(config.client1.secret)}); var client2= new SteamUser();// Sign into Steamclient2.logOn({ accountName: config.client2.username, password: config.client2.password, twoFactorCode: SteamTotp.generateAuthCode(config.client1.secret)}); Is this the best way to do that? Also do i need apy key for each bot? To retrieve the api key from steam i have to make purchase for 5$, but if I have 100 bots, have to pay 500$. Steam -> "You will be granted access to Steam Web API keys when you have games in your Steam account." If i try to login and add cookies i have this error: 'error: Unable to set trade offer cookies: Error: Access Denied'

Does that mean I can give it a ssfn file that's located in my Steam folder?