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zakblood -> RE: Steam update 22-Aug-18: DB dates wrong (8/29/2018 2:07:08 PM)
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worked flawlessly for me,
as always with steam,
log out and close steam, by clearing cache and cookies as per guides, then clear out downloads, which also removes saved password, which is fine, as long as you know it, when steam reboots, re type your user name and password and try again
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You can browse games on Steam in your regular desktop browser, or in the Steam desktop client. The Steam desktop client has a built-in browser that can show you details for a game. The details are more coherent in the Steam client so it makes sense that people prefer to use it over a desktop browser. If nothing else, purchasing a game is easier with the client. There’s just one problem; Steam doesn’t automatically clear its web browser cache. This in turn eventually leads to the Steam client lagging. On the surface of it, there’s no reason for Steam to lag but the browser cache is the underlying cause. To fix the lag, you have to clear the Steam web browser cache.
Steam has a built-in option for clearing the web browser cache. You can use it to clear the Steam web browser cache whenever it begins to lag, or you can automate it. We’re going to show you how to do both.
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