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Also look at Settings / Interface / Enable context menu focus compatibility mode. Of course, your problem may be something entirely different.
I've also read the POP shop isn't up to date but I don't know what the problem is there since Steam updates all the time??? I just did the Steam for Linux direct off the site and everything works great.
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/10453
As for UI bugs, Valve loves life so much they let these little critters spread all over Steam. I had one that just appeared all of the sudden a few days back: when I right clicked on a game and clicked the context menu, it didn't actually click on the menu, but on what's behind it. The first time I thought its my brain playing tricks on me.
One thing you can always try is to force update Steam and hope that would clean some weird cache that wasn't cleaned up properly at update.
Also, you can close Steam and, from the Steam directory (~/.steam/steam or ~/.local/share/Steam) search for every directory that contains "cache" in its name and delete it. Start Steam again and it should freshly download all the cached elements.
You install it using apt and then you have no problems (you can also use a graphical frontend on apt, but make sure it's apt).