dsh-sidebar-hover

The sidebar toggle button in the DSH web interface sits in a small, easy-to-miss corner. Every time you want a quick peek at the sidebar, you have to hunt for that button and click it. dsh-sidebar-hover removes that single micro-interaction: hover over the collapsed strip and it unfolds; move your pointer away and it folds back, no button required.

Point at the collapsed strip for about 150 ms and the built-in toggleSidebar() fires; leave for roughly 300 ms and the sidebar collapses. A manual click on the toggle silences the auto logic for 20 seconds so the two never compete. On viewports narrower than 768 px the plugin disables itself entirely, leaving zero persistent UI. The sidebar width is measured live on every cycle rather than hardcoded, so theme changes, browser zoom, and upstream redesigns do not break anything.

Under the hood it only invokes DSH's native collapse API. It reads no sessions, touches no credentials, and makes no network requests-it is a pure front-end script that reverts completely on uninstall. Ideal for anyone who lives in the DSH web interface, keeps the sidebar collapsed to maximise editor space, and would rather not reach for that tiny button on every single interaction. Tested and working on DSH 0.1.0-rc.6 and later.