dsh-public-proxy

DSH intentionally refuses to bind to 0.0.0.0, which means no other device on your network can reach the Web UI. dsh-public-proxy solves this with a lightweight proxy: it listens on port 3081 and transparently forwards the local DSH Web UI to any device on the same subnet, so your phone, tablet, or a second laptop can open the interface without touching DSH configuration.

Two optional safety switches are provided. Enabling cookie authentication requires a one-time access key that is stored in a cookie for 30 days, eliminating repetitive logins. The launch-token bypass (bypassLaunchToken) lets clients hit the proxy directly without appending a token to the URL. Pairing the two means the access key replaces the token as your access-control mechanism. Because the proxy speaks plain HTTP, the key could theoretically be intercepted by a network sniffer, so keep it strictly inside a trusted LAN and never expose it to the public internet.

This plugin is ideal for developers in a home or office setting who juggle multiple devices and want to open the DSH Web UI from whichever one is nearest. If your network is trustworthy and you are tired of copying a long token-laden URL every time, installing this plugin makes the whole workflow noticeably smoother.