dsh-font-settings

Every DSH Web UI session ships with a fixed typeface. If you want a serif body font or a more comfortable monospace for code blocks, dsh-font-settings turns that wish into two dropdown rows under Settings > General: one for the UI font, one for the code/mono font. Change them and the interface updates instantly, with no manual CSS edits required.

The standout feature is system font enumeration. Browsers cannot list installed fonts on their own, so the plugin's host-side service walks the font directories of every supported OS, parses the sfnt name table (nameID 16/1) of each face, and surfaces the true CSS family name. Windows, macOS, and Linux are all covered; WSL additionally picks up both the native Linux font tree and the Windows-side directories visible through drvfs, de-duplicating by family and flagging families the current browser cannot render. Beyond the generated list you can also type any CSS font-family string by hand, which makes web fonts and bespoke families a first-class option. Once you pick a value the plugin calls overrideTokens on the theme service to set two root variables, --dsw-font-family and --ds-font-family-code; every --dsw-font-* layout token reads from them, so the switch is live and refresh-free.

It is aimed at DSH users who care about typography in both the terminal and the Web UI but would rather not maintain hand-rolled CSS on every change. Install it, restart DSH once, and every font swap from then on is a single dropdown selection, persisted in settings.yaml so it survives across sessions.