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README.md

🔙 Steam Rollback

Steam Roollback is a simple tool that will allow you easily to go back to the old steam user interface. Video showcase

📣 Whats This For

This tool is really usefull for those who want to customize the steam UI

For fast and easy sandboxing as the old steam ui works better under sandbox environments

To experience better performance

Build Status

🌳 Simple Use

  1. Go to the releases tab.
  2. Find the latest release and download it
  3. Open the tool and it will automatically return your steam to the old looking UI
  • Enjoy your new old steam!
  • ❕ if your steam is using the new steam UI it will automatically return to the old one
  • ❕ if you are using the old steam UI the program will automatically install the new one

📘 Developer Instructions

  1. To generate the zip file automatically run the python script generate_zip.py

    • Run in your console/terminal: python3 generate_zip.py

  2. After generating the zip file you can continue to build the program

    • Build: x64/x86 - Release

  3. Locate your binary file in the folder <arch>/<configuration>, e.g., x64/Release.

💫 Credits

  • Credits to rollback-steam for making the original tool and providing such a usefull idea