dsh-plugin-mobile-touch

Using DeepSeek Harness on an iPad or mobile Safari often means fighting a gauntlet of low-level touch conflicts: list scrolling locks up eight times out of ten, switching conversations pops the virtual keyboard over half the screen, the sidebar collapses on a 1024px threshold jitter, and local scrolling drags the entire page into a rubberband bounce. dsh-plugin-mobile-touch is purpose-built to resolve these WebKit rendering-pipeline and gesture-chain issues at the root.

Under the hood it ships a dedicated tree-list touch engine that strips the draggable attribute in the touchstart capture phase, paired with a physics-damping algorithm for millisecond-level inertia scrolling. A prototype-level focus guard intercepts HTMLTextAreaElement.prototype.focus so only a genuine tap on the input within 350 ms is honoured, silently suppressing keyboard pop-ups triggered by session switches. It also detects tablet viewports, pins the sidebar in its expanded state, and cuts off the overscroll chaining that makes the page rock back and forth.

If you regularly use the DSH Web GUI on an iPad, a Surface touchscreen, or a mobile browser, this plugin drops in with zero configuration. It auto-detects pointer: coarse and multi-touch environments, stays completely inert on desktop mouse sessions, and future UI plugins you or the community ship will automatically inherit the touch optimizations without any extra adaptation code.