dsh-blue-whale English · 中文 A DeepSeek Chat-style blue-whale color skin. Light and dark follow the built-in appearance. DSH ships as a black whale. chat.deepseek.com is a blue one. This plugin puts Chat blue #4D6BFE on the wordmark, hero fish, tab favicon, and primary actions. Light / dark / follow-system stay on the built-in Appearance setting. ## Install sh dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-blue-whale GitHub fallback: sh dsh plugin --profile web add github:starslittle/dsh-blue-whale Restart dsh web, then hard-refresh the browser (Ctrl+Shift+R). The skin is on by default. Open Settings → General → Blue Whale. A green dot means it is on. Turn off matches the stock capsule control; Turn on is the blue fill. ## Check that it loaded | What you see | What to do | |---|---| | Sidebar whale and deepseek letters are blue | It is on | | Still the black whale | Restart, then hard-refresh | | Turning the switch off restores the stock colors | Expected | ## What it changes | | Stock DSH | This skin | |---|---|---| | Sidebar whale + deepseek | near-black / near-white | #4D6BFE | | Hero whale | same | #4D6BFE | | Browser tab icon | black (white in OS dark) | #4D6BFE | | Brand / send / accents | black or white | #4D6BFE | | Page background | built-in light / dark | unchanged | | Light / dark switch | built-in Appearance | still built-in | Supporting colors come from DSH's own --dsw-static-deepseek-* scale. ## What it does not do - It does not change layout or density - It does not change a desktop shell's window or tray icon - Headless and TUI profiles have nothing to paint Turning it off or uninstalling restores the stock colors immediately. ## License MIT