sakura-afternoon-skin

The default DSH Web interface is functional but reads like an engineer tool: cool grey backgrounds, high-contrast borders, stock scrollbars. sakura-afternoon-skin drapes the whole UI in a soft pastel-afternoon atmosphere, turning each session into a slice-of-life visual novel title screen.

Three layers do the work. A token-override layer supplies both a light-sakura and a dark-sakura palette, so whichever system theme is active gets recoloured into warm blush backgrounds with pink accents and rosy borders. A click-through shell overlay drifts eighteen translucent petals down the screen and adds a faint pink vignette at the edges, evoking late-afternoon light. A session-header petal toggle and a Settings master switch let you stop or disable the skin at any time; both states persist in localStorage, and uninstalling tears every layer down so the UI snaps back to its factory look.

It is made for developers who love pastel galgame aesthetics and want a little warmth in their daily workflow, and for anyone who finds the stock DSH interface a touch too stark and wishes for a small ritual on an idle afternoon.