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Generally, this got me thinking about all the ways we customize Steam or use external tools to make it better. A while back we shared some of our favorite Steam skins, but here's some more useful Steam-related stuff. And because I've inevitably left out your favorite, share it in the comments!
steam.tools — A much better way to browse the Steam market for trading cards, backgrounds, and emoticons.
Depressurizer — Helps organize your library, and can auto-categorize games using data from their store pages.
SteamPrices— I use this site, among others, all the time to track discounts.
SteamDB— Another great way to track what's going on in the Steam store.
Steam Left— Estimates how long it'll take to beat your backlog (more frightening than useful).
Steam Charts — Find out what people are playing.
