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I guess I'm blaming the new shop.
Did you actually see it using a lot of GPU % as you browse? Or just low performance?
This sounds like an unrelated issue and you should probably create a separate thread on it to receive relevant replies/potential help.
Both, GPU usage is between 3 to 4 times higher on Firefox than Edge/Brave scrolling the product pages, on the top zone (where the screenshots and videos are) the lag is very considerable. Playing the videos consume a lot of GPU too, before the change it was not noticeable.
Everything is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ wide and the new video player atrocious. There's permanent stutter/lag on every store page especially where the video player portion resides and every video stutters when i play it. Never had this issue with the previous UI.
This is just god awful. Valve joining the rest of the tech industry by releasing untested garbage.
Something is indeed very wrong with the new page changes.
Sometimes I just don't get why companies take 1 step forward(?) and 3 steps backwards with new software versions or webpage updates.
Perhaps they've only actually tested it at like 1080p without scaling and only in very specific browsers. Opera GX that I use for some things still has the same issue despite using chromium.
Then you suffer the exact same problem than me. Firefox is losing users every month, I think several companies doesn't even test their webs with Firefox anymore.
PS on Opera GX it seems to run normally now, while I'm sure it didn't earlier. Are they rolling out optimisations in waves? It's better than nothing, and I just hope they actually optimise it for Firefox as well.
EDIT: Scratch that, it's running badly(again?) on Opera GX, and yes, it's a chromium browser. Opera GX has other issues though including some weird VRAM issue where the VRAM usage creeps up and doesn't reduce after quitting the browser(until a PC restart), so I wouldn't recommend using it - had over 10GB VRAM used yesterday while it should be around 1.5 for what I had open
This issue still very much exists - most notably on Firefox
Same here, scroll on product page *at screenshots) laggy with Firefox, not laggy with Chromium-Steam native
https://psteamproxy.yuanyoumao.com/news/app/593110/view/506217467911081528
I you disable all images on the page then it runs well again, including the video player. Those backgrounds must be videos or image formats not very compatible or resource heavy on Firefox. Maybe the background transparencies or some kind of "design wizardry".
Using storeDOTsteampoweredDOTcom/app/570/Dota_2/ as an example(replace DOT with .), disabling/blocking images from shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/570/* seems to improve the performance somewhat while rapidly scrolling up and down around the problem section. In my case it raised FPS from around ~1-3 to 8. Still far from ideal but a start for sure. Heck, I don't even need to scroll - simply hovering over the review score will make my FPS go from 80 to 8. Real weird stuff going on. I'll investigate further to see how much more I can increase the page FPS.
Another thing: When it automatically goes to the next screenshot(without any user input) the FPS in my test scenario goes from a solid 80 FPS to around 3 FPS or so. Of course disabling the script solves that but also disables the function. Even with images disabled, the FPS drop is still basically just as massive. It could very well be the transparency/fade effect used itself when transitioning to the next image, even when there are no images.
Are you using 8k with 400% scaling too? If not, you can try it, to try and solve the worst case scenario(don't think anyone would use 16k or higher scaling honestly).
Update: using the above game for testing, only disabling /store_item_assets/steam/apps/570/page_bg_raw.jpg?* also made my FPS go to 7-8, so that seems to be the most problematic image so far. That's the transparent background image. For shop-wide use though the entirety of /store_item_assets/steam/apps/* would likely need to be disabled to disable such background images for all games. Going to see what else there is, if anything.
Update2: Disabling ALL images on the page only gets the FPS to 9.
Update3: Disabling style sheets reveals that the wishlist(star) icon, among others, are EXTREMELY large/high res(it's taking up my entire browser height at 8k though with 400% scaling(so 1080p I guess, which is still way oversized for such a visibly small icon) - this could be a huge issue and does seem to be when scrolling past them simply displaying them. Maybe someone can try this out as well. Some others that are way too high res seem to be the screenshot viewer arrows, accessibility icon(person standing in circle which is HUGE) and Steam Deck 'Playable' icon(big filled circle with 'i' in the centre). Someone really messed up with those icon sizes and seems to have added an extra digit or two(likely quite a bit more) to the dimensions. Disabling all images does not disable them, leading me to believe they are icons of some sort but WAY oversized for no apparent reason other than to kill performance. Can anyone confirm if this is the case on their chromium browser of choice (or if it's *only* being done this way for some reason in FF)?
No more stutter for me and the GPU usage appears to be much lower too.
I have added these filters to uBlock Origin and now the lag has almost disappeared. There is still some high GPU usage loading the screenshots but a lot less than before.
The filters:
Copy & paste on Config -> My Filters, and "apply changes".