dsh-setting-manager

As you install more plugins, the left-hand section nav in DSH's settings page gets crowded. General, Models, Plugins, Agent Presets… a wall of section titles you have to glance through every time you open Settings. dsh-setting-manager lets you right-click once and hide the sections you do not need, leaving only the ones you care about.

The interaction is intentionally simple: right-click anywhere on the section nav (including the heading area) to open a checkbox overlay that lists every settings section in order. Click a row to toggle its visibility; the menu stays open so you can toggle several rows in sequence. Two batch buttons at the bottom let you show or hide everything at once. If you hide every section the menu displays a centered warning line, and the nav heading remains right-clickable to bring the menu back. The display state is persisted via a loopback API route to a single JSON file, shared across all browsers and tabs, and it automatically follows DSH's light or dark theme and language changes.

It is a good fit when you have installed a dozen or so plugins and accumulated many custom sections but only use three or four of them regularly. It also works nicely as a pre-configured lean view you can share with teammates so the settings page is not cluttered with irrelevant sections. Hiding is purely visual: keyboard shortcuts and programmatic APIs of hidden sections keep working exactly as before. They are simply out of sight, and one click brings them back.