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In the desktop client, delete the cache by going to Settings > Downloads > Clear Download Cache and click Clear Cache
Check Steam Server Status – Sometimes, the store has issues. You can check Steam Status to see if there are any ongoing problems.
Use a Different Browser – If you're using Steam’s built-in browser, try opening the store in Chrome, Edge, or Firefox.
Disable VPN or Proxy – If you're using a VPN, it might be causing delays. Try disabling it and reloading.
Flush DNS Cache – Open Command Prompt (CMD) as Admin and type:
ipconfig /flushdns
Then restart your PC.
Check Network Speed – Run a speed test (fast.com) to see if your connection is slower than usual.
Clear Steam Browser Cache – Go to Steam → Settings → Web Browser → Delete Web Browser Cache & Cookies
If none of these work, it might be a Steam-side issue, so waiting it out could be the best option. Let me know if any of these help!"
That should cover all the major fixes! Let me know if you want to tweak anything.
ps.
Turn off gpu acclelration browser view has fix many thigs
( accelration in web view ) dont forget MS edge has accelration and chrome has it blizzard client has it, ( i have no problem there with it.