In the context of Greenluma, a "blacklist" generally refers to one of two scenarios:
The GreenLuma Blacklist is essentially a defensive database or configuration file. Its primary purpose is to prevent the software from hooking into specific games that are known to have aggressive, server-side, or kernel-level anti-cheat protections. By "blacklisting" these AppIDs (Steam’s internal identification numbers for games), GreenLuma ensures that the wrapper does not attempt to modify the game's execution, thereby avoiding detection by systems like VAC or Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC). Why Blacklisting is Necessary greenluma blacklist
For technical troubleshooting or to view current compatibility lists, users often refer to community resources like the GreenLuma Manager GitHub If you'd like, I can: list of games known to blacklist Explain the difference between a game ban and a VAC ban Provide a guide on how to safely clean your Steam folder GreenLuma-2025-Manager/README ... - GitHub Why Blacklisting is Necessary 4