dsh-image-download

Images keep piling up across multi-turn DeepSeek Harness conversations, and grabbing one typically means a right-click and a manual URL copy-paste. This plugin turns that into a single hover-and-click gesture: park your pointer on any image and a little download badge slides in at its corner. Click it and the browser's built-in download handler does the rest—no extra tab, no clipboard juggling.

The whole thing runs entirely on the client. It simply reuses the image URL DSH is already painting to the page, so there is no local-file access, no byte upload, no shell invocation, and no remote API call anywhere. Positioning is driven by pointer, scroll, and resize events instead of MutationObservers or polling timers, which keeps you clear of observer feedback loops and UI stalls. Clicks on the badge are stopped so the image's native lightbox preview is never triggered by accident. Whether the URL is a file:, blob:, data:, or ordinary HTTP(S) reference, the browser's download mechanism takes over and its own security policy has the final say on how permissive it gets with local paths.

The audience is anyone living in DSH's multimodal chat—developers, researchers, and annotators who need to harvest or archive conversation images on the fly. The plugin is tiny, touches the network zero times, and leaves no lingering state behind. Install it and the hover-to-save badge is live; uninstall it and the conversation pane looks exactly the way it did before.