[Poll] Do you use Augmented Steam?

I use it, not on my gaming laptop because it doesn't work on the browser I have installed on that one, but on my desktop, yes.
And when I say it doesn't work, it actually does but the options don't save for some reasons so I'm stuck with the default options so it's not really useful as is.

It adds great functionalities to Steam, some of which really should be native, imo.
On the other hand it also adds a lot of stuff I don't need that makes Steam move like a pregnant elephant, hence why the options are essentials for me.

On the whole it's very useful though, especially when it comes to evaluating new games and searching.

No, reason : Regional prices

I don't browse the Steam store without it.

i was still using enhanced steam up until yesterday. i didn't even realize it had been abandoned. can't really say i dislike anything about it.

No. Reason: I try to minimize add-on and script usage for security reasons.

Not yet, still waiting for that big ass font review bug getting fixed.

is it the same feature of the steam inventory helper?

Hmmmmm, let me just bookmark this discussion so that I can download this when I get home ...
Thanx Revadike :)

I don't use it because I didn't know it existed.

Using the Steam Store without it would be a PITA

A quick look into the logic my brain utilizes:

Read the description;
Voted ''I still use the outdated Enhanced Steam'';
Realized what I read;
Uninstalled Enhanced Steam;
Installed Augmented Steam;
Changed my vote to ''Yes''.

All within 3 minutes of opening this discussion.
Feeling sharp today, yessireeee......

First time hearing about it but I use it as of now

yes. i use it. but...
do something with text size in game reviews! i can't read full text, i can do it only if i open it

I've been using the addon for a long time and wouldn't want to go without it. The feature I use the most is the bundle info but the DRM warnings etc are good to have too. There was only a short timespan when I had it disabled because it massively increased the loading time but since that's been fixed I'm a happy user again.

no, I don't use add-ons of any kind.. I'm ok with the normal Steam experience so far

Switched back to Enhanced because of that font bug.

How can anyone even stand to use Steam without it? It adds almost basic functions still.

Gives options to filter, remove from wishlist on the store page, link to past bundling of a game, HLTB data - imo it's close to essential. Steam works without it but it's... like getting used to your flat always being cold, especially in the mornings, then finding out that the landlord messed up the heating so your "it works, I got used to it" life turns into something actually pleasant.

you dont choose what i comment or dont comment
but once you go augmented it hard to go back
CYBERPUNK HYPE WILL KILL IT

I mainly refer to the historical low prices, link to steamdb, user profile links to SG/ST etc... I have been using ES/AS and the SteamDB extensions, along with some collection of userscripts, for so long I'm not sure which features are native to Steam anymore or come from which add-ons, honestly. :)

No, last time I used ES it increased load of each Steam page up to 20 seconds. Since I uninstalled it, it was perfect for months. I don't see such behavior from other addons like SteamDB extension. AS - i kind of expect same as ES.

That's funny. I've replaced the old ES with AS literally a few minutes ago. ES started bugging out a bit and changing the fonts in some random places, so I had to finally do that.

I'd have done it sooner, but I had no idea that there even was a successor to ES.

EDIT: Aaand it looks like the fonts are also bugged in AS, but it's supposedly getting fixed soon.

In the ERA forum When i was explaining the utility of using enhanced steam Madjoki corrected me that ES was not longer developed and told me about AS. I have been using it since.

I don't use any kind of browser add-on for steam because I almost never browse steam through a browser. I only look around steam through the steam client itself.