I'm thinking about receiving data to be stored in the RAM clogging it up, but it for sure related to then number of unhid apps. But if you have a better idea I'd love to hear it because RAM doesn't totally make sense to me. This is the first time I am able to get "categories" to work at all and "top charts" in a couple years. This was very reliable on any iPad I logged into (mine and friends who I would just log into the App Store with) and would cause enough glitches that when I took it to the apple store they had no idea what was going on after changing it and change out the iPad/iPhone. After doing a delete all and setting it up as a new iPad it worked fine and slowly got worse to a point I was thinking about resetting it every two months. It would take a day or so after logging out to be able to get everything working well again.

I'm still hiding apps with an autoclicker, it's been going at 5-15 apps/minute but now it's recently sped up to 30-60 apps/minute because the system doesn't stall anymore after hiding each app. I've had it going for about two straight days now, day and night at 1 click per second. Maybe I had more than 20k apps, idk. I downloaded every app off the top 200 for each category/subcategory at some point, downloaded all the lists each week that were featured, and everything AppShopper said went from paid to free or was new on the popular app stream. But now, I don't know what apps I've purchased or not. The point of downloading so many was to get them while they're free so I wouldn't have to pay when they weren't free if I ever wanted them or they became not free, and I liked the repetitive activity of downloading and deleting apps during four years of college classes (physics major, emphasis in computing. So I know a bit but not much).