Visual Studio is a cross platform, lightweight IDE for application development which runs on both Mac and Linux. Debugging experience is really amazing and now with its latest update, you can install a number of extensions for your favorite open source language. Default folder 'Open' command Mac 2011 Word I would like to change the folder that Word opens when I hit the 'open' folder icon, or the open command in the File menu. I would like it to open up Documents, but instead it opens a folder within Documents that I rarely use.
Installation and usage:
- Download app for Light or Dark mode or using
brew cask install open-in-code(if using VS Code Insiders, download this instead) - Move Open in Code.app to /Applications
- Go to /Applications
- While holding Command key, drag Open in Code.app to Finder toolbar
- Right-click Open in Code.app and click Open. When the security dialog prompt appears, click Open.
- Once Visual Studio Code new window is opened, close it.
- Navigate to a folder you want to open with Visual Studio Code
- Click on the toolbar icon
- Folder will open with Visual Studio Code
For visual Studio Code is there a way to open a new window every time I drag a folder onto the mac doc or drag a folder into the Editor window?
Charlie WuCharlie Wu
1 Answer
Currently we replace the running instance when you drop something into the editor window and I think that is natural gesture when you drop into an instance.
As for dropping onto the dock, our version 0.3.0 contains a fix to support the behavior to open a new window!
Benjamin PaseroBenjamin Pasero