dsh-fusion-pixel-ui-adapt

Pixel fonts look terrible under sub-pixel anti-aliasing, rounded corners, and arbitrary font sizes. dsh-fusion-pixel-ui-adapt fixes exactly that for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI. It disables sub-pixel rendering and zeroes out letter-spacing so every pixel lands on an integer coordinate. All border-radius values are set to zero, giving the interface a crisp, squared-off look that matches the pixel aesthetic. The brand logo in the top-left corner is hidden, and the "collapse sidebar" button is repositioned to the same row right of "new session" to reduce visual clutter.

On the typography side, every --dsw-font-* token (font-size and line-height) is snapped to a 12 px grid: body text sits at 12/18 and headings at 24/36. This eliminates the sub-pixel blurring that non-integer multiples cause, keeping pixel fonts razor-sharp at every heading level.

If you already use dsh-fusion-pixel-font and want a faithful retro-pixel look in your browser-based DeepSeek workspace, this plugin is all you need. It does not load any font files itself; it purely adapts the layout and visual tokens. Once installed it is appended to your profile bundles automatically and takes effect the next time you launch dsh --profile web.