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Unless I'm misunderstanding things.
many setting has been reset after the update, so things can work with new settings you set.
Replace 'game.exe' with the title of the game's exe.
edit: I just realise the news pop-up window breaks the script. Disable it by turning off 'Notify me about additions...' in Settings > Interface
It can be a bit difficult to wrap your head around this solution but it can be achieved.
However, i do like your workaround.
Thanks for the link. It's weird that Valve changed this, since if you're booting a game from your desktop, you specifically did it to avoid opening Steam. Hopefully it's an oversight and they change it back.
I think I'm going to stick with the new UI and hope that they fix it. I don't use the Steam UI much, so other changes don't bother me, it was just this one in particular.
Replace 'game.exe' with the title of your game's exe.
If it's a sales technique to make people not want to buy anything from Steam, it's sure working for me.
I am having the same problem since installing the update yesterday. Super annoying - I tried changing the properties for steam to 'run minimized' but it seems that you might have to do that everytime you open up your game.
Registry Editor (run as administrator)
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
Name steam - edit value data
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steam.exe" --no-startup-window -silent
Btw I also can't tolerate steam opening every time I restart my computer, so the solution above doesn't apply to me