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I noticed that many people are complaining about not getting their items at all after today's rollback, so it might be an issue on Steam side after all.

Hello, I have noticed that sometimes TF2 trades are being rollbacked by Steam and even though they have "tradeID", are rollbacked (can't be resent with identical same IDs, returns 26 when trying) and got state "6" (canceled) don't have any rollback information when I call getExchangeDetails. Is this a known issue or something new that needs fixing? My guess is that the v12.2.2 update that fixed corrupt data on normal trade offers doesn't consider rollback data and when it's corrupt - no data gets returned. (Just a guess at this moment)

Hi, I have a socks5 proxy and use it for every package, but when I log in to the MobileApp, Steam shows my real location. SteamClient works good. here is proxy usage here is steam devices screenshot - The mobile device should have the same location as the Steam client.

Which paid or free proxies should be used for trading, reselling websites then could you please help out?

I'm trying to use the getUserInventoryContents but I'm always getting error 400 without explaining more. Can you help?

If you want to scrape from the account, you can use depot dumper mod.

Heyo, I was just wondering if there's any plans for you to fix this @Dr. McKay?

Good day, everyone! I've been trying to solve a trade confirmation issue for three days now. All other requests are working perfectly, but trade confirmations specifically return the "Could not act on confirmation" error. The raw request returns a 200 status code with {"success": false}. Does anyone know what might be causing this or how to fix it? For context: my identity_secret is correct, and other requests handle successfully. I am attaching a script with logic similar to my project. I would be very grateful for any help! Version of node-steamcommunity: 3.49.0 test.js

Hello! I just tried to delete my account. After receiving the account deletion e-mail and clicking on the link it doesn't work. Can someone please delete my account, thanks!

Thanks, that makes sense. I suspected that at some point you have to rely on the game client itself, and your explanation about the GC vs client-side rendering logic really clarified it for me. Appreciate the insight.

You have to use the game client code somehow, whether that's injection or hooking or whatever. The GC only sends the raw data (paint seed, paint index, wear, etc) but the code to turn that into a model or image is only inside the game client.

thats fine but you see the disparency in the auth devices y is that? what causes it? i am using the proxy always in the steam user and community thne how steam gets the location sometimes wrong

I’m trying to build a screenshot service similar to BUFF and CSMoney Ideally, the full pipeline would cover everything from an action/inspect link (e.g., steam://rungame/... +csgo_econ_action_preview ...) to generating clean, high-quality, UI-free weapon screenshots. However, I found a YouTube video showing a Python-based method to capture images: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUIERG6r-t0 This looks more like a manual/automation screenshot workflow inside the game, and it may not match what I want in terms of scalability. I also noticed this site: https://cs2inspects.com/zh-CN/screenshots It seems able to generate screenshots using only paint seed, paint index, and float (wear), without requiring an inspect link. Or does achieving this level of control usually rely on in-game injection or memory hooking?

Cursor is wrong. Passing the httpProxy option to LoginSession is unnecessary because the CMAuthTransport handles proxying already. All login communication happens through the same proxied TCP/WS connection as all other Steam client communication.

Hello everyone How and by what method can I create an order to purchase an item and then find out the status of the order? And then where can I find out exactly how much money the item was bought for?

i prompted cursor to find the reason can you take a look at this response and see if its useful ? Bug confirmed The issue is that steam-user does not pass the httpProxy option to LoginSession, even though steam-session supports it. The bug File: E:\Bots\node_modules\steam-user\components\03-messages.js (lines 738-750) Current code (broken):_getLoginSession() { if (!this._loginSession) { let options = { transport: new CMAuthTransport(this), machineId: this._logOnDetails?.machine_id }; let customMachineName = this._logOnDetails?.machine_name || ''; if (customMachineName.length > 0) { options.machineFriendlyName = customMachineName; } this._loginSession = new LoginSession(EAuthTokenPlatformType.SteamClient, options); // ❌ Missing: httpProxy is NOT passed! } return this._loginSession; What should happen steam-session's LoginSession accepts httpProxy in its options (see interfaces-external.ts line 46), and uses it to create a proxied HTTP client (see LoginSession.ts lines 116-117 and 122-125). The fix Pass the proxy from steam-user's options:_getLoginSession() { if (!this._loginSession) { let options = { transport: new CMAuthTransport(this), machineId: this._logOnDetails?.machine_id }; // ✅ ADD THIS: if (this.options.httpProxy) { options.httpProxy = this.options.httpProxy; } let customMachineName = this._logOnDetails?.machine_name || ''; if (customMachineName.length > 0) { options.machineFriendlyName = customMachineName; } this._loginSession = new LoginSession(EAuthTokenPlatformType.SteamClient, options); } return this._loginSession; }

I am seeing a weird pattern the logins are all in the right place but steam shows authorized devices sometimes way off target and issues the your steam account was accessed by some one else y is that hapening any clue we use trading sites also so they collect our steam token too. @Dr. McKay

It's possible that the request is no longer supported by Steam.

Other filter strings (\\ip\\208.103.169.222 or \\appid\\480) also do not return data.

740 is not the right AppID, use 730.

The getServerList method does not return data (version 5.2.3 or 5.3.0): client.logOn({anonymous: true}); client.on('loggedOn', async () => { client.getServerList("\\appid\\740", 50).then(function (servers) { console.log(servers); }); }); This code worked half a year ago.

Any ETA on this update?

The /inventory endpoint is newer and provides more up-to-date data. But the trade offer UI does still use this endpoint, so you should be safe to use it even if it's marked as deprecated.

Just out of curiosity, this was marked as deprecated. is there any particular reason? was the /inventory/{steamid64}/{appid}/{contextid} a newer addition to steam's API? or a simpler or a more reliable implementation? by the way, sorry for not checking the code more thoroughly ❤️ thanks again.

There's no reason to think you'd be banned for using this endpoint. It's already there: TradeOffer#loadPartnerInventory