dsh-web-url-view

Every time DSH Desktop starts, it assigns a random Web port and generates a one-time launch token, so the bookmarked URL dies the moment the app restarts. If you want to open the Web GUI on a phone, tablet, or a second machine on your LAN, you are stuck copying a token-laden URL out of a terminal on every single boot. This plugin fixes that by pinning the entry point instead of the token.

After install, a View URL page appears under Settings in DSH Desktop (and in any dsh web GUI sharing the same profile). It shows two rows: a fixed address bound to 0.0.0.0:47524 (port configurable) that stays the same no matter how many times the desktop restarts or how the port and token rotate, and a one-time address carrying the current session token that is valid only for the lifetime of that process. Behind the fixed address runs an in-process reverse proxy that performs the token handshake on the first request and holds the session cookie internally, so tokens and cookies never leave the process or pollute the browser jar. Both plain HTTP and WebSocket upgrade channels are forwarded transparently.

This is ideal for users who work on a trusted LAN and want instant, bookmarkable access to the Web GUI from multiple devices. If you use DSH Desktop strictly on a single machine or prefer a tighter security posture, you can restrict the bind to 127.0.0.1 or set the fixed port to 0 to disable the persistent entry entirely, while the one-time address remains available for local use.