dsh-Private-Browsing

DSH Private Browsing opens a dedicated private-chat page inside your DSH Web profile. In a standard session every outbound request carries the full conversation history, workspace instructions, and memory-service data. When you need a truly blank context canvas for specific queries, this plugin builds that boundary for you without altering any existing conversation.

The design is intentionally narrow. Each outgoing request projects only the messages marked visible in the current private conversation. The plugin does not read DSH Sessions, workspace instructions, or memory services, and the tools array in every request is always empty. You can exclude specific messages from future model calls without deleting the underlying text, restore them at any time, and review every exact request through an append-only JSONL journal stored locally. A newly opened page never auto-loads an old conversation; recovery requires its UUID.

It suits researchers, security analysts, legal and medical professionals, or anyone who needs a context-clean dialogue space inside an existing DSH setup. One honest caveat: exclusion is context filtering, not secure deletion. Requests already sent to the model provider cannot be retracted, later replies may still echo earlier content, and the isolation covers data selection rather than process-level sandboxing.