youbaiyun/dsh-browser-crossplatform
An MV3 browser extension plus bridge plugin that hands a live browser tab to DeepSeek Harness as text and numbered actionable controls.
This is an MV3 browser extension plus a bridge plugin that lets the dsh desktop app read and operate a browser tab: pages are handed to the model as text plus numbered actionable controls, and an optional image channel (off by default) is available when image viewing is needed. The README describes it as a derivative rewrite of Lum1104/dsh-browser and highlights what sets it apart: cross-platform support, a bridge with zero dsh dependencies of its own, image viewing optional and off by default, one unified version number across the repository, and benchmarks that compare the extension against a local Playwright baseline in pairs. Its settings page lives inside dsh and is titled in Chinese.
Install
dsh plugin --profile desktop add dsh-browser-crossplatformCopied verbatim from the README's Installation block, which notes the CLI dsh web uses --profile web instead. The README also documents a git-clone path (dsh plugin --profile desktop add link:<clone>/packages/bridge), and stresses that the browser extension itself is installed separately from the extension store (or loaded unpacked), while this package is only the bridge plugin.
Compatibility
The README's compatibility table lists dsh desktop with Node ≥ 20, desktop Chrome / Chromium / Edge 116 (from minimum_chrome_version), desktop Firefox 140.0, and the development stack of Node 22 + pnpm 11. It states the bridge declares all of dsh as peerDependencies and the root package has zero dsh dependencies, and that the project is cross-platform (Windows / macOS / Linux) with the platform-specific code confined to one place.
Details
- Repo: youbaiyun/dsh-browser-crossplatform
- Category: Tools & Capabilities
- Stars: 3
- Version: GitHub repo youbaiyun/dsh-browser-crossplatform (MIT, per the README's License section); npm package dsh-browser-crossplatform, which the README says is published at 0.38.3 and whose four packages share one version number (registry latest 0.38.2 at the 2026-10-07 check).
FAQ
- Is image viewing on by default?
- No. The README says image viewing is a separate optional channel that is off by default.
- Is the extension in the browser stores yet?
- Not at the time of the README: the Chrome and Firefox store listings are marked 'not yet listed', so the README points to the extension store, the repository build, or the two zips under Releases.
Alternatives
Lum1104/dsh-browser · bpc-oss/chrome-faithful · DDDMUC/dsh-free-search