Web browser displaying weird URLs

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i noticed this after the last update, first i went on google and i searched for a song on youtube, i cliecked on it and everything was normal, but the url was not, it had random numbers and letters on it, so i closed it and opened again, then the url was normal, so i cleared the cache and cookies for the steam web browser, and i went to reddit, but the same thing happened, but this time i copied the URL: ttps:/us-u.openx.net/w/1.0/pd?plm=10&ph=b77c0d06-dd50-4f0c-8a15-b8f5c1c4ca31
so i clicked the refresh button and it displayed the normal reddit url, what is going on? i put this website on virustotal and it said it was clean, but i didnt try to open it tho.

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Your computer suffers

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Apparently OpenX, a legit ad platform using Open Source, is known for exploits in their software. You should clean your computer(s).

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Your computer suffers

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Apparently OpenX, a legit ad platform using Open Source, is known for exploits in their software. You should clean your computer(s).

my computer is clean, i ran avast and malwarebytes, also i only use facebook, some reddit pages, youtube, alliedmodders, sourcemod and steam, i also only download stuff from trusted websites, anything apart from that i use 1 specific virtual machine. this issue only occured once, the virst time was another link, but also it was after i opened an url on my tf2 motd, and my server has an advert plugin, so i think it kinda glitched out the in-game browser with a cookie/cache, after i manually cleaned the steam browser cache the problem is gone.
when i was googling about that website i found some tutorials on how to remove it, so i checked the windows registry, programs installed, nothing, also there was no advert, a friend of mine had an adware that displayed ads on the steam client, my dad had one that affected his browser(steam client also has a built-in browser btw), and i had none of that, literally just a url that appeared once, after a page refresh there was nothing, also i saw no javascript popup on my desktop, that weird url was all, nothing else, another weird thing about this was that i was unable to reproduce the error, could've been because the option to clear the browser cache and cookie from steam dont clean 100% of it, but i honestly dont know.

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another thing: i just noticed that the urls displayed on my steam client dont have https, for exemple, this thread url here is displayed as http://steamcommunity.com/groups/SteamClientBeta/discussions/0/2741975115068670530/?tscn=1494743502, without https, i've found 2 more threads about this, so is there any way i can force it to be https?

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welp, even on the steam webpage the screenshots annoucing the new client a while back dont have https, found another screenshot but not from valve, same thing, and just because my level of paranoia is really high, i searched for steam on my windows server 2016 virtual machine on both google chrome and internet explorer, no https there... anyway, im gonna go to sleep now before i die from a heart attack due to extremely high level of paranoia.
PS: just checked the steam website on my android phone that i use only for steam authenticator and email authenticator, never connected to my pc or anything, brand new, and both steam store and steam community didnt have any https.

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Steam pages that need extra protection are httpS, such as log-in or billing. So don't worry to much there.

I might've jumped to a conclusion to quickly. You know what/where to look for malware and you run a server and VM so i believe you if you say no malware is present.

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Steam pages that need extra protection are httpS, such as log-in or billing. So don't worry to much there.

I might've jumped to a conclusion to quickly. You know what/where to look for malware and you run a server and VM so i believe you if you say no malware is present.

the only places i looked were on hkey_local machine/user/microsoft/windowsNT, there was no folder with the name openx or anything like that, if u know for another palce to look at feel free to tell me, ill check immediately. i also belive i have no malware/adware because all of the "problems" i had on my computer, i made them seem like a big deal but the solution was extremely simple, 3 exemples: after the windows booted up it would lock up and i could only mose my mouse. cause: AVG. and the other one was not having https on google using chrome, a friend of mine thought it was a browser hijacker, but it was a style i was using with stylish, its picture was hosted on a non-https website. and the last one: google chrome would crash if i right click with a game opened, as always i thought it was a virus until i searched on reddit and found a post of a guy with the same problem.
EDIT: i remembered of another problem i still have but i figured it out: windows clock cant keep up, it happens because every week it gets late by ~3 seconds due to it not being able to sync. cause: my isp is blocking NTP, i can sync the time without any problems using a VPN.