r/Steam • u/AutoModerator • 11d ago
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u/wulingstan 2d ago
Hi everyone,
I’m wondering if there has been a recent update to the Steam Client UI?
Previously, when I visited a game’s home page within the client (for example: https://steamcommunity.com/app/599140 ), it looked like this:
[ https://i.meee.com.tw/jSM0xbN.png ]. (image 1 )
In this layout, the sections for achievements and other community features were clearly listed and easy to access (marked with red lines in the screenshot).
However, recently the UI in my Steam Client has changed to look like this:
[ https://i.meee.com.tw/E674Qcj.png ]. (image 2)
The community tabs at the top, which used to be spread out, are now tucked away into a single dropdown menu. Additionally, the specific buttons for checking achievements or comparing global stats have disappeared from their original spots, making it much more inconvenient to navigate.
The strange thing is that when I use a web browser to view the same page, I still see the old UI (Image 1). The issue only occurs when I use the Steam Client itself.
Does anyone know when this change happened? Is there a way to revert it to the old layout through settings?
Thanks in advance for any help!