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Steam Client: Customize spellcheck and autofill

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How to customize / disable the spellcheck and autofill features in the Steam Client without having to edit any files.

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Languages: 英语

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Introduction

Spellcheck

Autofill

Conclusion

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Introduction

In this guide you will learn how to customize / disable the spellcheck and autofill features of the Steam Client.

You don't need to edit any files, this can all be done with a graphical UI in the Steam Client.

These features are provided by the Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF for short), so the described settings are similar to the actual Chrome / Chromium browser.

Spellcheck

Start any game (you need to use the in-game browser)
Open the web browser on the Steam overlay
Go to this URL:
chrome://settings/languages
Turn off all languages listed under Spell check

This will also turn off Check for spelling errors when you type text on web pages
Alternatively, you can customize the spell check to suit your needs:
Only enable the languages you regularly use and disable all others.

You can add new languages by clicking Add languages in the top right corner.

Autofill

Start any game (you need to use the in-game browser)
Open the web browser on the Steam overlay
Go to
chrome://settings/payments
and turn off Save and fill payment methods
Go to
chrome://settings/addresses
and turn off Save and fill addresses

Conclusion

If you found this guide helpful, feel free to upvote it.
If you have any corrections or suggestions, please leave a comment.

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Boothy 6 小时以前

Hi,

Thanks for this, just used it to turn spell checking back on, after the Steam update today turned it off.

Note this bit can be done easier:

1. Start any game (you need to use the in-game browser)
2. Open the web browser on the Steam overlay

Instead something like:
1. In Steam, look for any visible URL ( https://etc) - Including at the top of this guide).
2. Right click the URL and select 'Open link in new tab' this creates a new browser window.

Cheers.

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