dsh-settings-nav-scroll

As you stack more and more plugins into DSH Web, the left-hand settings navigation keeps growing until sections spill past the bottom of the viewport. The lower entries are still there in the DOM, but you can neither see them nor click them without some awkward workaround. dsh-settings-nav-scroll adds a thin, theme-aware scrollbar to that navigation so every setting stays one scroll away.

The scope is intentionally tight: the stylesheet targets only the button list inside the [role="dialog"] nav element, so the rest of the interface is left completely alone. It reads colors and sizes straight from the host theme variables, meaning light and dark modes both work out of the box, and it ships explicit scrollbar rules for Chromium, WebKit, and Firefox. Because no DSH core file is edited, disabling or uninstalling the plugin strips every rule automatically and the settings dialog reverts to its original look with nothing left behind.

If your DSH Web instance runs a large plugin set and the settings sidebar regularly overflows the window, this is a low-fuss drop-in that restores full reachability without adding any new UI chrome or maintenance burden.