Visual Studio Code

The terminal can now be zoomed in and out with the mouse wheel while holding CTRL. To enable this feature, press down CTRL + ,… Read More »VS Code — Zoom Terminal with Mouse Wheel

Every time you open VS Code after the monthly update, you are greeted with a Release Notes tab where you can see all the changes that… Read More »Disable Release Notes in VS Code

I just want to quickly showcase a new feature that came with the November 2023 release, which is Floating Editor Windows. That means we can now… Read More »Split and Move Editors in VS Code

By default, VS Code automatically updates all the extensions. But with the November 2023 release, you can now specify which extensions you want to be… Read More »How to Manage VS Code Extensions Updates

You can now drag and drop one or multiple files from the operating system into the VS Code’s File Explorer. 🎥 Watch the demo:  … Read More »VS Code — Paste Files from OS to File Explorer

In this post, we’re going to have a look at how to display or hide Editor tabs in Visual Studio Code. Let’s get started! Hide… Read More »VS Code — Hide/Show Editor Tabs

VS Code allows you to pin the editor tabs. But did you know you can now display pinned tabs on a separate row? This way,… Read More »VS Code — Display Pinned Tabs on Separate Row

If you work with a lot of open editor tabs and want to save as much screen space as possible, VS Code comes with a… Read More »VS Code — Editor Tab Height & Save More Space

In this step-by-step guide, we’ll be exploring a couple of ways to make VS Code transparent on Windows. You may want to opt for a… Read More »How to make VS Code Transparent