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dsh-page-zoom

Web Tools Updated 2026.09.01

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Centaurea5547196/dsh-page-zoom

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install Centaurea5547196/dsh-page-zoom inside DeepSeek Harness, or fetch the source from https://github.com/Centaurea5547196/dsh-page-zoom, place the package into your profile node_modules, add it to dsh.profile.bundles, and restart the desktop app.

About this plugin

The DeepSeek Harness Web UI ships without a page-level zoom feature, so users wanting to scale the entire interface the way they do in a browser or a PDF reader have to fall back on the browser\u2019s own zoom\u2014a jarring experience that clashes with the UI layout. dsh-page-zoom closes that gap with a draggable floating zoom bar that pins to a corner of the screen. A slider, percentage buttons, and a one-click reset are all within reach, and whatever position and zoom level you leave it at sticks around for your next session.

Keyboard shortcuts follow the conventions you already know from Word and every major browser: Ctrl plus mouse wheel for continuous zoom, Ctrl plus equals or minus for stepped zoom, and Ctrl plus 0 to snap back to 100%. The range spans 25% to 300% with a 1% slider increment, while button and wheel steps are configurable to 1%, 5%, 10%, or 20%. Zoom values live only in the browser\u2019s local storage, so each browser keeps its own memory and uninstalling the plugin leaves no server-side configuration behind. Full-screen dialogs are height-compensated when zoomed in, so modals never overflow the viewport.

This plugin is a good fit for anyone who reads long conversations in the Harness Web UI and needs larger text, or for users on smaller screens who want to shrink the interface to fit more content. If you are used to driving everything with browser keyboard shortcuts, zooming will feel as natural as hitting F5 to refresh.

Use Cases

  • Zoom in to read long conversations with less eye strain
  • Shrink the interface on small screens to fit more content
  • Zoom with Ctrl plus mouse wheel, just like in a browser

Best For

  • Users who spend long hours reading or writing in the Web UI
  • Users on small screens who want to compress the layout
  • Power users who prefer browser-style keyboard shortcuts for everything