The safest way to judge a Steam extension is to look at what it asks for, what it does automatically and whether the user stays in control. SteamHelper is built to make those boundaries visible.
SteamHelper does not ask users to enter a Steam password. Steam sign-in is handled through Steam OpenID.
SteamHelper can show trade values and item context, but it does not make the final trade decision for the user.
SteamHelper uses extension and backend data to provide visible product features. It is not designed to sell user data or track unrelated browsing.
No. SteamHelper is independent and is not affiliated with Valve Corporation or Steam.
Users should still review every Steam action before confirming it. SteamHelper provides context, not a guarantee.
