Steam users have picked up on a visual design flaw related to the alignment of text and icons that is almost impossible to disregard once noticed. Since its inception in 2003, Steam's UI has transformed dramatically over the years with multiple overhauls taking place, but its most recent design appears to include an error that isn't exactly serious, but it is most certainly annoying.
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Over on Reddit, a Steam user is shedding light on a UI design flaw that can be easily...
