Millennium – Steam Homebrew
An open-source low-code modding framework to create, manage and use themes/plugins for the desktop Steam Client without any low-level internal interaction or overhead.
What it does
An open source gateway to a better Steam® client experience. Themes allow you to completely customize your client with CSS. You can either make your own theme, or download the wide variety of themes from our community. Plugins can increase the functionality and user experience of the app through TypeScript and LuaJIT. Write your own or download plugins made by the community. (Object.values(findModule((m) => {if (typeof m !== 'object')return false;for (let prop in m) {if (m[props]?.m_mapModalManager && Object.values(m)?.find((x) => x?.type)) {return true;}}return false;}) || {})?.find((x) => x?.type?.toString()?.includes('((function(){')) ||Object.values(findModule((m) => {if (typeof m !==…from steambrew.app
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