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I get that the new Steam client is supposed to allow developers to communicate more effectively to their customers. I think this is a noble goal, but the way it's currently implemented is NOT the right way to do it.
It defaults to being below my Recent Games shelf. And, ironically, out of sight, aside from that presumably one-time splash screen telling me that there's this new feature. And besides, I can turn off Play Next.
Now, why can't the What's New shelf be moved down? Why can't the What's New shelf be turned off?
As for other points:
2. Still no List View option.
3. Still no way to turn off images in library.
4. I did some more scrolling tests.
Scrolling test 1 (scrolling down about 2/3 of the way): 8.5 seconds.
Scrolling test 2 (scrolling a little further down): 4 seconds.
Scrolling test 3 (scrolling back up to about 1/3 of the way): 8 seconds.
As before, this is to load 15 game cover images.
5. Left sidebar is still not keyboard-launchable, and also navigating to any game arrow keys causes the game detail page to load, which may be laggy.
6. Mouse over still produces slideshow and only pauses it after one image.
7. Small Mode still cannot natively uninstall games due to uninstall prompt placed in main Library browser-rendered page.
Conclusion: the Steam Library is still not up to snuff, and I will continue to use -no-browser as a launch parameter and also continue to boycott all purchases on Steam.
The new library, as it is now, exposes you to achievements and screenshots posted by your friends even without you scrolling down the page. That can be a big downer if you are playing a story rich game, or playing a detective type game where you haven't come to the point where the culprit reveals himself / herself yet.
It's worth noting that one PAID Steam / Valve for the game, yet they ALLOW you to get exposed to spoilers. To me, it feels a bit like buying a movie ticket and the guy you show the ticket to just talks loudly of what happens in the movie that you, the customer, just paid money to go watch. If that happened in real life, I probably wouldn't go to that place again.
As far as I know, only small mode gets rid of potential spoilers like that, but that has its own list of problems.
I would try to include more concerns but given that this isn't a collaborative-editing wiki but rather a list that I'd need to maintain myself I'd just end up with a ton of stuff I might not be the best person to check. Since I don't use the game detail page, I'd easily be missing relevant details when monitoring these details.
So, it might be best if you maintain your own list of concerns with the Steam client. That way, you can also keep them updated much more closely -- which is something I'm trying to do here too.
1. There's still no way to turn off the What's New Shelf. Nor some sort of dedicated page that I can visit or toggle display of.
Also I've noticed that there is a thing explaining that games that you haven't played in a while and also haven't played more than a couple hours of get excluded from this. Rather than having Steam decide what's important to us, it would be better if we can tell it what games we want to see updates for, and what games we don't want to see updates for, directly.
2. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I see no setting that gives me anything comparable to List View that was available before the October 2019 update.
3. I also see no way to turn off images in the Library.
4. Image loading speed has improved somewhat; it now takes about 4 seconds to load 15 images, rather than 7 seconds.
Though even if the images load faster, the games are still splayed out across big cover art pieces -- this makes information density sadly low, in contrast to the spreadsheet-like List View.
5. Main library view is still not keyboard-navigable. Sidebar is keyboard navigable but still not keyboard-launchable.
The main part of the window essentially functions like a webpage with lots of interactable elements, but you can't tab to any of them. All you can do is scroll the page up and down. In the sidebar you can highlight individual games but you still can't launch them.
6. The pointless screenshot slideshow is still there.
7. Uninstallation in Small Mode is still routed through a confirmation prompt that's a browser-rendered page.
I should add one more thing:
8. Install status icon is still stupidly pale.
Older client nice program but new client only basic browser
Know a dumb user too good coded program vs. basic web based client valve (ohh i forget everyone like downgrades this age)
This whole UI is mismatched and misshapen. It feels like a social experiment to try and teach monkeys how to program. This is the end result.
N.B. these are updates to the main client. I'm not using the beta.
1. Still no option to turn off What's New.
1'. ...or to resize it. Still takes up an obnoxious amount of space at minimum resolution.
https://i.postimg.cc/FzCkCWLV/steamclient-2020-07-29.png
1''. And the weirdest thing is, if I switch on "Only show updates and not other types of events and news", all the What's New entries disappeared...and another entirely different update appeared. And even more strangely, switching it back off caused...only some of the original entries to reappear.
In short, What's New is bugged as hell anyway.
2. Still no List View.
2'. Still no way to reverse-sort by any sortable attribute.
2''. Still no way to see other attributes while sorting by one attribute.
3. Still no way to turn off images and just browse an all-text library.
3'. Nor is there a way to use horizontal cover art, but I basically don't care for cover art anyway, so whatever.
4. The scrolling lag, to load 15 game cover arts, is around 3 to 5 seconds now.
5. Main Library area still not keyboard navigable.
5'. Sidebar keyboard navigable with up/down arrow keys but not keyboard launchable.
5''. It's also stupidly laggy because it keeps trying to load the game pages. STOP TRYING TO LOAD WEBPAGES FOR EVERYTHING. WE DON'T NEED WEBPAGES FOR EVERYTHING.
6. Mouse-over still produces a slideshow of store page screenshots, only pausing the slideshow, not actually removing it entirely.
7. Small Mode still unable to uninstall games, due to requiring browser-rendered confirmation prompt page.
8. The status icon showing whether the game is installed or not is still ridiculously pale and hard to see.
Conclusion: Steam has made no noticeable progress toward a more usable UI. I will continue my boycott and continue encouraging others to do the same.
Small mode solves nothing because it doesn't add anything of value. Small mode isn't List View, Small mode is Small mode. This is list view: https://preview.redd.it/zi2ezbb6osx11.png?width=1024&auto=webp&s=7b6259d4001632ae5f21c20083bf98c1a98ee934
* It offers no sorting options, the way List View did.
* It does not show other attributes of the games, the way List View did.
* It is unable to uninstall games.
Now, with -no-browser, it's eating from the start almost 300 mb instead of the usual 50 mb
Agree 100% with OP