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Tag Archives: vscode
Use macOS native color picker in VS Code (like “Insert Color” in TextMate)
A tiny extension for Visual Studio Code, written by me (GitHub).
VS Code: bind one key to multiple commands without an extension
People wanting to assign multiple commands to a single keybinding in VS Code typically use an extension, such as multi-command or macros. However, there is another, lesser known method to achieve this using built-in functionality of VS Code — user … Continue reading
Refresh web-browser without leaving VS Code
I’ve created an extension for VS Code which lets you refresh your web-browser (Safari or Chrome) by pressing Cmd-R without leaving VS Code. Meet Refresh Browser (GitHub).