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Valve are not going to release a small client that they will have to make work on ALL previous OS. It is not feasible. What works on Win95 might not work on Win7. What works on Linux might not work on Vista.
Also they'd then have 2 clients to keep updated.
All modern OSes can receive files, no? What exactly do you think "needs to work"? Simple login-screen, your game list + a download button? All possible on Windows 98 and up, Security is all handled via 2FA/Authenticator anyways.
I don't think a lite client would be hard to update for a company of Valve's caliber.
Exactly this. Besides, If I bought a game on a Windows 7 machine, that still works on a Windows 7 machine, I should be able to play it on that said Windows 7 machine. I don't think a middleman should be the decisive force on how the user wants to access their purchased product tbh, but if they want to, then a lite client is the way to go.
You can get esu outside of Europe as well.... you just have to pay for it, as the esu stuff was mainly intended for companies which can not switch that easy.
ms only made it available for end consumers as well.
Enable old and outdated protocols that can create major security risks on their servers? Pretty sure that won't be happening ever.
You are free to stay glued to the past, but the world will keep moving forward.
What protocols? Again, it's all controlled via valve's servers, 2FA, Authenticator, Steam Guard...
official support for windows 7 ended in 2023, Valve ended support in 2024, time to upgrade or be left behind.
my statement is correct, valve uses CEF for it's client, browser, mobile app etc
valve isn't going to make a downgraded client that would expose them to security risks.
This isn't a discussion, it's just you yelling at everyone and telling them they're wrong, you haven't bothered listening to a single point anyone has made, what kind of discussion is that?