dsh-blue-sea-player

Opening the DSH Web interface fills the screen with utilitarian panels and log streams. dsh-blue-sea-player injects a whale-maid music player on every page load, turning that blank stretch into a small, breathing corner of your workspace.

Playback is as visual as it is auditory. The active track cover becomes a continuously spinning CD with a fixed blue-note label at its centre; an overlong title scrolls beneath as a marquee. Five rhythm bars in the main panel pulse independently, never in unison, giving the widget a real sense of groove. A three-button toolbar handles collapse, expand, and settings at a glance; drag the panel to either screen edge and it shrinks into a draggable whale-maid avatar ball that unfolds with a single click. Twelve themed skins swap with one tap, and the asset manager lets you upload new covers and audio files, batch-delete, and edit individual entries with a two-step confirmation. The playlist highlights the current track in gold and supports single-track loop, list loop, and shuffle modes; scrub the progress bar by pressing and dragging.

It suits developers who live in DSH Web for long stretches, users who enjoy skin collections and a gentle on-screen companion, or anyone who simply wants a hint of melody between tool panels. The whale-maid artwork is a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 derivative (full attribution chain required, non-commercial); the plugin code itself is MIT-licensed.