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Since this doesn't seem to be a Steam issue, as in everyone else can do the thing you can't do it seems likely to be a problem on your local machine, or perhaps with your ISP. So you may want to provide details about those two things in order to aid troubleshooting.
I might also look at your Windows hosts file. This could be used to disable access to Steam. It's kind of a long shot but since you've done a lot of the easy stuff (good job there describing the things you've tried) it's time to start considering some of the more complicated possibilities.
https://www.howtogeek.com/784196/how-to-edit-the-hosts-file-on-windows-10-or-11/
The file is located here, you can edit it in notepad. It's just called "hosts" with no file extension. If you're worried about hurting something make a copy of it before fiddling with it.
C:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc
Lines that are commented (IE don't do anything) start with #, anything not commented are doing something. By default all lines should be commented out. If you have any non-commented lines that you yourself didn't put in there, comment those out (and mention them in a response).
I don't expect there to be anything in there, but it's a fairly easy thing to check, and everything you can rule out gets you closer to the root cause of your issue.