Developers are gradually implementing sought-after features in Steam.
Valve has released another update for the Steam client. The developers have responded to reports of a Unity vulnerability and have also made improvements to the browser and more.
Some changes and improvements:
- Added mitigation measures for Unity CVE-2025-59489, blocking game launch via the Steam client upon detecting an attempt to exploit the vulnerability.
- Added a warning about the end of support for 32-bit versions of Windows. Currently, Windows 10 32-bit is the only 32-bit version of the OS supported by Steam — support will be discontinued on January 1, 2026.
- Added the ability to switch between tabs in the tabbed browser using the CTRL+TAB key combination.
- (Overlay): Fixed a bug in D3D12 games that could sometimes cause a crash when quickly opening and closing overlay sections (e.g., notes). This could manifest as a game or GPU freeze.
- (Game Recording): Improved performance when recording is enabled for some games using Vulkan rendering.
- (Windows): Added a check to see if Secure Boot and TPM features are enabled on the current computer. Information can be accessed via the following path (in the client): "Help" -> "System Information" -> scroll to the "OS Version" section.
The full description of the October client update for Steam is available at the following link.
