Scroll to the bottom, where you'll find the 'Steam' folder At this point, go back one folder to the 'AppData' folder and open 'Local' This will take you to "AppData > Roaming" on your system. It also explains why the library pages are never affected, as those are hosted locally! If you're struggling and on the verge of tearing your hair out, try removing the HTML cache: Now, steam's client is a glorified web-browser, which is why their website is identical. Removing/uninstalling steam completely, downloading a new version and reinstalling.Removing all files from the steam folder excluding steam.exe and the steamapps folder, and restarting steam.Running steam.exe and steamwebhelper.exe both in, and out of compatibility mode.Firstly, check that everything runs fine in Big-Picture mode, as if that doesn't work also, then it may be a wider-spread issue!īefore figuring out the fix, I had already tried the obvious: From the multiple google-searches that I ran over the time that I struggled with the issue, I can say with a fair amount of certainty that is a relatively well-known issue, but the fixes are varied and the one that did it for me was buried under years of forum posts and nonsense. If you're having the issue of all pages (store, community etc.) except your library not loading on the Steam client, then we were in the same boat. Posting this for visibility, as this was one of the first places I came to resolve this issue, and I continued to struggle with it for months - with practically no help from Valve's end.
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