dsh-client-ui-paopaocat

Source candidate

Fantasy glassmorphism skin for the DSH Web UI: a moonlit nether-forest scene with drifting teal clouds, red spider lilies spreading from the lower-left and a sleeping cat in the corner, drawn over a WebGL2 fluid background with its own wallpaper and video backgrounds. Ships two switchable variants (pale / saturated blue), three bundled background tracks plus uploads kept in local IndexedDB, and cat-paw, fish, bubble and starlight decorations. One switch restores the stock interface exactly.

Author: zmm863-commits · Themes & Appearance · Catalog snapshot: 2026-09-18

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Interface & PersonalizationPersonalization & ExpressionThemes & Interface AppearancePreset Theme Skins

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What it may solve

Fantasy glassmorphism skin for the DSH Web UI: a moonlit nether-forest scene with drifting teal clouds, red spider lilies spreading from the lower-left and a sleeping cat in the corner, drawn over a WebGL2 fluid background with its own wallpaper and video backgrounds. Ships two switchable variants (pale / saturated blue), three bundled background tracks plus uploads kept in local IndexedDB, and cat-paw, fish, bubble and starlight decorations. One switch restores the stock interface exactly.

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