Deck Shelves has been released in version 3.3.3.

Deck Shelves is a Decky plugin that organizes the Steam Deck home screen into customizable, filterable and sortable shelves.

This update mainly brings bugfixes for compatibility with newer Steam beta interfaces, plus two new visibility rules: “Device kind” and “Input mode”.

• Fixed a private Steam wishlist always loading empty, with no error shown. A past security improvement accidentally broke it for anyone with a private wishlist - it’s fixed now, with the same protection against the token ever showing up in a log.
• The System Info panel (Settings → Advanced) now shows whether your Steam client is on the Stable, Beta, or Preview channel, next to its version number.
• Releases now include a SHA256SUMS file so you can verify a download wasn’t corrupted or tampered with. Also fixed the site’s “Install from URL” link getting stuck on an old version.
• The first shelf now looks right under Steam’s native “Big Art” beta home layout, the same way it already adapts to the ArtHero CSS Loader theme - full hero art behind the row and the focused game’s info shown above it.
• Fixed a shelf-positioning issue under the Switch Like Home theme on newer Steam builds with a redesigned library layout.
• A game installed only on another device (via Remote Play) now correctly shows “Stream” as its card action, instead of the wrong hint it could show before.
• Fixed shelves staying visible after switching from Big Picture to the regular desktop view. They’re built for the gamepad Home and now correctly disappear the moment you leave it.
• Fixed shelves occasionally rendering twice on Home after navigating away and back.
• Fixed a profile trigger (e.g. “dock to an external display”) that could resolve the right profile but not actually reapply it, most likely after your settings synced from another device.
• Fixed shelves getting stuck fully hidden on a Steam beta build’s reworked home layout, even across restarts, if Hide Recents was on.
• New Visibility Rules / profile trigger conditions: “Device kind” and “Input mode.” Build shelves or auto-switching profiles that react to the device you’re on (Steam Deck is reliably detected today) or to whether you’re currently using a gamepad or a pointer.

Source: GitHub