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My solution was to nuke .steam, rm -rf style, and then run steam again, and it prompted login screen at least, then just never click remember password again. I'm sure there's a specific file you can delete to wipe the remembered credentials, but wipe and re-entering settings and configuration was faster than finding it.
3 steam restarts so far and going strong. Its something in their access remembering autologin system that is borked, thus failing after one successful login. Don't click that remember password.
1. Close/kill the Steam client/process if it is running (just in case)
2. Open ~/.steam/registry.vdf in a text editor
3. Search for "RememberPassword"
4. Change the value from "1" to "0" and save the file
5. Start the Steam client
You should now get the login window on startup. Do not enable remember password again.
I hope this helps.
So most likely that's not the issue you all are having. Hope this helps.
thing which most people (any at all?) affected with the password saving error didn't have. It should be a fatal error on its own, what caused that I still have no idea. Whatever it was, the purge-y reinstall fixed it, unlike merely reinstalling the steam package (since that presumably saves the data dir).
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2021/06/latest-steam-client-beta-improves-proton-startup-times-fixes-login-issue