Steam Browser outside of game

[Dioxybenzone]

Is it possible to use the Steam game browser without being in game? like internet explorer, only Steam. I find it more simplistic to use for full screen (i.e. no tool bars, etc.)

[ilolled]

F11

[GrubFlyer]

uh no

[Generic Monk]

Just untick some boxes in IE to get rid of the toolbars.

[Take_Opal]

He's still using Internet Explorer!
[img] http://www.angelvalley.org/assets/images/retreats/2008/2008_allyson_rice_women_laughing.jpg[/img]

[NeoTurtle]

[img]http://www.stolaf.edu/people/murphye/map%20project/woman%20laughing.JPG[/img]

[Dr Nick]

Get Google Chrome if you like minimalism.

[Skwee]

Google Chrome is quite exquisite indeed. It also has extensions now, for those of you who haven't been paying attention.

[Take_Opal]

I did like Chrome, I use Firefox cause the addons. Opera I hate cause it's lack of Addons and it has nothing Firefox doesn't.

So if Chrome has addons now, maybe Ive found a new browser.

[scout1]

I use IE but I'm switching over to chrome in a few days because it's spoiled me. Just got to port over my favorites.

[Take_Opal]

[QUOTE=scout1;18905704]I use IE but I'm switching over to chrome in a few days because it's spoiled me. Just got to port over my favorites.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Take_Opal;18901313]He's still using Internet Explorer!
[img] http://www.angelvalley.org/assets/images/retreats/2008/2008_allyson_rice_women_laughing.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]

:downs:

[NightmareXx]

[QUOTE=Dioxybenzone;18901103]Is it possible to use the Steam game browser without being in game? like internet explorer, only Steam. I find it more simplistic to use for full screen (i.e. no tool bars, etc.)[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=scout1;18905704]I use IE but I'm switching over to chrome in a few days because it's spoiled me. Just got to port over my favorites.[/QUOTE]
Note how they are different people. Note how scout's post was [I]after[/I] your's. Note how you are the one with downs.

[scout1]

Take_opal's too stupid to know the difference, he's a gold mem- WAIT A SECOND

[Take_Opal]

Note how they're both using Internet Explorer.

[DuraFlex]

Internet Explorer and this question pretty much sum up your time as an internet'er

[Ranorth]

Why not just use internet explorer?

[Dioxybenzone]

i have internet explorer, safari, chrome, and firefox. i just want to know if theres any possible way to get the steam browser. so if anyone has a download link, a way to do it myself, or any other type of actual help, please post it. otherwise, that weird picture is kinda annoying as internet explorer was an example, not what i use. i already switched to chrome when it first came out.

[-TRASE-]

[QUOTE=raymastereo;18906193]Why not just use internet explorer?[/QUOTE]

Because there is Firefox!

[Skwee]

[QUOTE=Take_Opal;18905650]I did like Chrome, I use Firefox cause the addons. Opera I hate cause it's lack of Addons and it has nothing Firefox doesn't.

So if Chrome has addons now, maybe Ive found a new browser.[/QUOTE]

[url]https://chrome.google.com/extensions?hl=en-US[/url]

[DeadorK]

Go away Take_Opal nobody cares for what you have to say

[EcksDee]

[QUOTE=Take_Opal;18905650]I did like Chrome, I use Firefox cause the addons. Opera I hate cause it's lack of Addons and it has nothing Firefox doesn't.

So if Chrome has addons now, maybe Ive found a new browser.[/QUOTE]

Widgets

[url]http://widgets.opera.com/[/url]

[長門有希]

Steam browser is even worse than IE.

[Take_Opal]

[QUOTE=DeadorK;18907726]Go away Take_Opal nobody cares for what you have to say[/QUOTE]

I have no idea who you are. But 7-12 agrees seem to [I]not[/I] agree with you.

[editline]10:24AM[/editline]

[QUOTE=EcksDee;18907798]Widgets

[url]http://widgets.opera.com/[/url][/QUOTE]

Yeah but the problem with them is that they're not very useful.

[-TRASE-]

[QUOTE=Ezhik;18908317]Steam browser is even worse than IE.[/QUOTE]

Steam browser is IE.

[Take_Opal]

That is the truth.

[subenji]

Opera also has userscript support, both a greasemonkey compatibility layer and it's own API.

But the point is that yes, Opera does not have a simple addons system similar to the one Firefox has.

[EcksDee]

[QUOTE=subenji99;18909440]Opera also has userscript support, both a greasemonkey compatibility layer and it's own API.

But the point is that yes, Opera does not have a simple addons system similar to the one Firefox has.[/QUOTE]

It does, but it's not as useful.

You got cool widgets like cylindrical tetris and other awesome shit, but nothing like"Watch megavideo without time limit"

[Literally]

But firefox has a burning fox.

[Take_Opal]

If Chrome had as many addons as Firefox. I'd switch. Cause Chrome is a better browser, it just lacks a development community.

[Mr_Sun]

I just run all my games in a window so i can click out of the window to go into chrome