As any Visual Studio Code user knows, the editor's command palette is a powerful tool for getting things done quickly, without having to navigate through menus and dialogs. Now, we learn how an ...

It works similarly to the Command Palette in Visual Studio Code, bringing up a menu of commands with a three-stroke key combination, though it's a different combination from the one used in VS Code.

The command palette can now be moved and new AI functions are available. Publishers can be defined as trustworthy for extensions. Microsoft has released Visual Studio Code 1.97. The first release ...

Visual Studio Code or VS Code. Developers can bring up command palette by keying Ctrl+Shift+P and can change that key binding to another key combination if they want. The command palette's two ...

Now, though, there's a new tool called Command Palette, and it's a keyboard launcher designed specifically for developers and power users alike. It replaces a similar feature called PowerToys Run ...

PowerToys Run is easily my most used tool on Windows 11, and the next evolution of it is the Command Palette. Now available to use, it isn't quite there yet, so I haven't switched. The latest ...

Microsoft has introduced the successor to PowerToys Run, its quick launcher for power users, called the Command Palette. As The Verge notes, it now functions pretty much like Mac's Spotlight and ...