My collection has blown up significantly with a couple of charity bundles over the past year or two, to the point where it's near-impossible  to browse my library with any degree of comfort because there's so much stuff, and the existing filters are just insufficient.

I've tried manually sorting stuff into Collections, but I'm ready to claw my eyes out because it feels like a neverending slog. T_T

This applies to both the site and the app. I just want to be able to see the genres and tags of all my purchases collated into a list I can use to filter on my library.

I completely agree that filtering by genre and tags is essential for big itch.io libraries. With bundles and years of purchases, scrolling endlessly feels unmanageable. Collections help, but they’re clunky compared to proper search tools. I’d love to see native filters like on the browse pages—being able to instantly find “horror” or “puzzle” games in my own library would make the platform far more usable.

Agreed, better filtering is needed. I actually DID click through all the entries in each bundle to add them to my library, and wanted to ask of there is perhaps an easier way to do that? It's a pain each time I buy a bundle. Can't we have a button to add them all?

And finding a game you "have" but isn't in your library is literally impossible. It's not a good solution.

Bundles or not, this is an essential feature for a site like itch.io. It's a storefront for so many different kinds of things; TRPGs, game assets, zines, video games for every platform. Even if they don't specifically buy bundles, long-term or spendthrift customers are going to have libraries stuffed to bursting with all sorts of stuff that they can't use right now; the ability to filter out those things would make the library so much more usable.

And itch does have that kind of filter! Just...not in the library. You can sort the entire storefront to only display pixel art strategy RPG roguelike deckbuilderss for Android, but you can't sort your own library to only display your video games? Ridiculous.