引用自 MoogleMcGee：

I love now getting notifications of a thread, clicking on it, and then being placed some random number of pages away from any of the new posts. Today was this thread and I was put on page 329, a whole 11 pages behind anything new.

Yep, I'm experiencing this as well, despite unsubscribing from the thread two weeks ago. Annoying.

引用自 MoogleMcGee：

I love now getting notifications of a thread, clicking on it, and then being placed some random number of pages away from any of the new posts. Today was this thread and I was put on page 329, a whole 11 pages behind anything new.

im getting that a lot in the last week

I haven't unsubscribed, but every time I click on a notification for this thread, I get taken to page 329, despite this thread now being 340 pages long. A minor annoyance, but the fact that it's ALWAYS page 329 for this thread seems to imply that there's some sort of issue or limit at play in the software for the notifications...

引用自 Artur：

Are you having a mental breakdown?

引用自 TimeMachine81：

引用自 Artur：

Are you having a mental breakdown?

I click on the notification and half the time it doesn't even load, and I have to click it a second time.

引用自 Da' Vane：

I haven't unsubscribed, but every time I click on a notification for this thread, I get taken to page 329, despite this thread now being 340 pages long. A minor annoyance, but the fact that it's ALWAYS page 329 for this thread seems to imply that there's some sort of issue or limit at play in the software for the notifications...

I have the same issue. The new Steam is still trash though. It uses way to much memory, there seems to be a memory leak too so I frequently see the Webhelper using like 3 GB of Ram.
I reverted the Client back to the early February version and use Steam in no-browser mode, reading the forums and all that in my actual browser. Much more efficient than what Steam is doing now.

引用自 Xanth™：

引用自 Da' Vane：

I haven't unsubscribed, but every time I click on a notification for this thread, I get taken to page 329, despite this thread now being 340 pages long. A minor annoyance, but the fact that it's ALWAYS page 329 for this thread seems to imply that there's some sort of issue or limit at play in the software for the notifications...

I have the same issue. The new Steam is still trash though. It uses way to much memory, there seems to be a memory leak too so I frequently see the Webhelper using like 3 GB of Ram.
I reverted the Client back to the early February version and use Steam in no-browser mode, reading the forums and all that in my actual browser. Much more efficient than what Steam is doing now.

Same here with the memory leaks - and it seems to be spawning multiple entities of itself, without closing them. Plus, I have found that there's ALWAYS something from steam that stops Windows 10 from shutting down... it's really badly designed, and has basically crippled not only a lot of older games, but also added a massive burden to more modern games as well...

引用自 Da' Vane：

引用自 Xanth™：

I have the same issue. The new Steam is still trash though. It uses way to much memory, there seems to be a memory leak too so I frequently see the Webhelper using like 3 GB of Ram.
I reverted the Client back to the early February version and use Steam in no-browser mode, reading the forums and all that in my actual browser. Much more efficient than what Steam is doing now.

Same here with the memory leaks - and it seems to be spawning multiple entities of itself, without closing them. Plus, I have found that there's ALWAYS something from steam that stops Windows 10 from shutting down... it's really badly designed, and has basically crippled not only a lot of older games, but also added a massive burden to more modern games as well...

"tested and fine-tuned" definitely means to Valve something different than what the rest of the software community might expect.

Shipping a browser without a functional Back button - one that would sometimes skip several pages to in middle of a transaction - is the chef's kiss. They couldn't have kludged the Chromium any harder into a Steam Workshop click-all-the-mods experience if they tried.

Well, I take that back - there WAS a time when Steam would wipe the drives of Linux users...

引用自 Da' Vane：

I haven't unsubscribed, but every time I click on a notification for this thread, I get taken to page 329, despite this thread now being 340 pages long. A minor annoyance, but the fact that it's ALWAYS page 329 for this thread seems to imply that there's some sort of issue or limit at play in the software for the notifications...

I guess they were expecting a whopping 5000 complaints....
I guess they are going to continue with this ♥♥♥♥♥♥ update, leaving thousands of people out of the gameplay while they only release patches that do not solve the problem of the lack of gameplay...
Cheer up! Gabe Newell, you can, just get to work...

If someone is interested in reverting to an older version, I did this:

引用自 deets：

Here are working links to the last version of Steam that had -no-browser. I originally posted the non-archived links, but those no longer work.

Windows 10: https://pastebin.com/raw/kbQmFVyc

Linux: https://pastebin.com/raw/5Em3gaMp

There might be some duplicate links in the Linux option. All links are archive.org links pointing to the official steam website media.steampowered.com

The original links no longer work, as the content has been removed from Steam.

Setup from these files is VERY easy

1: Download all the files (manifest_location = file with all archive.org steampowered.com links inside):
wget -i manifest_location

2: Unzip all downloaded files

3: Remove unwanted/unnecessary files (command below is required on Linux only, as there will be unwanted files with backslashes after extraction).
rm -r *"\\"*

4: Move the newly extracted files into your Steam root directory

5: Before launching Steam, also inside the root directory of Steam, create a steam.cfg file with these two lines:

BootStrapperInhibitAll=enable
BootStrapperForceSelfUpdate=disable

Which will stop Steam from updating.

Please note, given CS2 requires a newer build of Steam, I will stop using -no-browser sometime after CS2 releases officially on Linux.

Now I can use Steam in -no-browser mode again and it only uses about 60 - 80 MB of Ram.

引用自 Xanth™：

If someone is interested in reverting to an older version, I did this:

引用自 deets：

Here are working links to the last version of Steam that had -no-browser. I originally posted the non-archived links, but those no longer work.

Windows 10: https://pastebin.com/raw/kbQmFVyc

Linux: https://pastebin.com/raw/5Em3gaMp

There might be some duplicate links in the Linux option. All links are archive.org links pointing to the official steam website media.steampowered.com

The original links no longer work, as the content has been removed from Steam.

Setup from these files is VERY easy

1: Download all the files (manifest_location = file with all archive.org steampowered.com links inside):
wget -i manifest_location

2: Unzip all downloaded files

3: Remove unwanted/unnecessary files (command below is required on Linux only, as there will be unwanted files with backslashes after extraction).
rm -r *"\\"*

4: Move the newly extracted files into your Steam root directory

5: Before launching Steam, also inside the root directory of Steam, create a steam.cfg file with these two lines:

BootStrapperInhibitAll=enable
BootStrapperForceSelfUpdate=disable

Which will stop Steam from updating.

Please note, given CS2 requires a newer build of Steam, I will stop using -no-browser sometime after CS2 releases officially on Linux.

Now I can use Steam in -no-browser mode again and it only uses about 60 - 80 MB of Ram.

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BUT SERIOUSLY? I also want the previous version... but not like that... it's not the solution...

Yeah sadly Steam has no official way to revert to older Client versions. The only solution is to download the files manually and then pack them into the Steam main folder as well as creating a .cfg to stop Steam from updating.

引用自 Xanth™：

Yeah sadly Steam has no official way to revert to older Client versions. The only solution is to download the files manually and then pack them into the Steam main folder as well as creating a .cfg to stop Steam from updating.

Steam doesn't have an official form??
come on,,,,if you can, imagine...they can't do it... but if they did it would be like admitting that they screwed up,,,,YOU HAVE SCREPPED IT Gabe_Newell RECOGNIZE IT

引用自 mistakes：

引用自 Xanth™：

If someone is interested in reverting to an older version, I did this:



Now I can use Steam in -no-browser mode again and it only uses about 60 - 80 MB of Ram.

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BUT SERIOUSLY? I also want the previous version... but not like that... it's not the solution...

there is another way. - an simpler one. ( that even i could manage to do successfully. ).
-- create an desktop shortcut for steam.
-- right-click on it.
-- go to properties.
-- look for the line listed as " target " ( it's the only one with .exe" at the end.
-- put an space after the "
-- type in -vgui
-- click on the " apply " button.
-- allow it to happen.
-- close the properties window.
-- now launch steam through the desktop shortcut.

now you should be seeing an " as-close-to-as-possible " previous version of steam, that fixes most of the bugs ( not all sadly, but most ), restores the removed features, and makes it so steam goes back to only using 40mb to 90mb of RAM while idle ( around 300mb or so during gameplay ) in comparison to the 600mb+ that gets used IDLE by the new steam.

sadly as i mentioned, there are still some things that're bugged even while using the -vgui workaround, like the steam streams and the achievement page still being the popout window with broken scrollbars. - that said though, it's still an substantial improvement over the disaster that the new steam is.