dsh-plugin-toggle-manager

Managing plugins in DSH Web used to mean hand-editing cordis.patch.yml, tweaking bundle lists, and cross-referencing Loader IDs one by one—a tedious and error-prone process for anyone who does not live in a terminal. dsh-plugin-toggle-manager moves all of that into a visual panel under Settings → Plugins → Plugin Management, so you can organize your plugin stack without ever typing a command.

Three capabilities stand out. First, a live status panel lets you search by name or Loader ID, see at a glance how many plugins are active versus total, and toggle any safely manageable non-official plugin with a single click. Second, the Plugin Sets feature lets you build, save, and switch between multiple plugin combinations—handy when different tasks call for different setups—while deleting a set only removes the record and never touches the plugins themselves. Third, a guided uninstall flow for third-party plugins prompts a confirmation before cleaning up profile dependencies, lock-file entries, preset references, and install links in one pass, while DSH core components and the manager itself remain protected from accidental removal.

The plugin is aimed at everyday DSH Web users who juggle several non-official plugins and want to rearrange them without opening a config file. Developers are equally welcome to fork the source, patch it, and repack their own builds. Every critical config write is preceded by an automatic .bak backup, so a wrong choice is always easy to roll back, keeping the learning curve shallow and the risk low.