> Never enter your Steam password on an untrusted website. Any login form on an official Steam site will display "Valve Corp." in green with a padlock icon in your browser’s address bar, as shown below:
> This link has been flagged as potentially malicious.
> https://anyURL%3Ch1%3E has been flagged as being potentially malicious. For your safety, Steam will not open this URL in your web browser. The site could contain malicious content or be known for stealing user credentials.
> Never enter your Steam password on an untrusted website. Any login form on an official Steam site will display "Valve Corp." in green with a padlock icon in your browser’s address bar, as shown below:
This isn't even true anymore, though. Chrome doesn't display TLS as green, and I believe EV certs are on the way out. (Because anyone can register a company called "Valve Corp." and be issued an EV certificate.)
> Notice:
> You are leaving Steam.
> Never enter your Steam password on an untrusted website. Any login form on an official Steam site will display "Valve Corp." in green with a padlock icon in your browser’s address bar, as shown below:
https://steamcommunity.com/linkfilter/?url=https://anyURL
For anything that looks malicious ("https://anyURL<h1>"):
> Link Blocked!
> This link has been flagged as potentially malicious.
> https://anyURL%3Ch1%3E has been flagged as being potentially malicious. For your safety, Steam will not open this URL in your web browser. The site could contain malicious content or be known for stealing user credentials.
> Never enter your Steam password on an untrusted website. Any login form on an official Steam site will display "Valve Corp." in green with a padlock icon in your browser’s address bar, as shown below:
https://steamcommunity.com/linkfilter/?url=https://anyURL%3C...