dsh-desktop-window

Running DSH's Web UI inside a browser tab means sharing an address bar, a tab strip, and a single profile with everything else you do online. dsh-desktop-window strips all of that away: it launches the interface in Chromium --app mode at a fixed 1440×900 size, injects the DeepSeek whale favicon and a web manifest so the title bar and an installed app carry the correct branding.

Window behaviour is fully under your control—it auto-opens once the server is up (toggleable in Settings), a session-header button shows live status and toggles the window with one click, and the preference persists across restarts in a local JSON file. The browser profile lives in a dedicated folder under the system temp directory, so your everyday Edge or Chrome tabs, logins, and history remain completely untouched; on unload the plugin tears down the entire process tree and releases every timer.

Built for developers and heavy users who run DSH locally and want a native-app feel without juggling browser tabs or worrying about profile bleed. Primary targets are Windows 10/11 and macOS 11+; Linux shares the same POSIX code path but has not been exercised on a real machine yet.