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Try logging in using your regular web browser rather than the Steam client. Google doesn't like to cooperate with anything that isn't Chrome, Safari, or Firefox.
I was using the the Link to YouTube Channel on my Steam Videos page. It looks like it was already using Chrome, but it keeps telling me it couldn't sign me in.
Don't have any ad blockers or cookie cleaners blocking anything Google related while doing so.
Gotcha.
It is not against the rules at all. Where did you get that idea from?
It is literally the only way to upload videos to your profile, by linking your YT account to Steam in your videos page.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/my/videos/link
Which the OP did in the past as well.
They just can't post it in the forums or use it as their profile nickname.
Stop blaming the wrong company.
It's not Valve's fault that Google decided to block logins from embedded browsers back in 2020.