Deactivate highlighting of special characters in VSCode [duplicate] - visual-studio-code

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Fix issue With VS Code: yellow orange border box around characters
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The more i try to dig in the VSCode settings, i cant seem to find out how do deactivate that, and I'm wondering if someone knows. Thanks in advance
I navigated through the whole settings things of VSCode including the json and found nothing

Go to settings and search for Unicode Highlight and set it to false

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yesterday my emmet abbreviation was able to show a lot but now only 2, how can I fix it?
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I am new to VSCode, love it so far, but I am having a problem changing the intellisense autocompletion trigger. In a javascript file, typing . (period, dot) or ( (parenthesis) autocompletes the suggestion. I find this extremely annoying.
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I'm using VSC and since three or four days, always when I type "r" in css files, yes only css files, a weird textbox will open. e.g. if I wanna write "margin", I'll killed at r, my cursor will be moved into the box and in the textbox then contains "ma". sth like this: https://ibb.co/fdbFtBn if I continue, in the line is "ma" and in the box is "gin".
Is this at all from VSC? Or is this a extension from me? If it is a extension, sorry for this question.
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I use Eclipse (3.72) to develop Android apps. I accidentally bumped something against my keyboard and now there are these light gray formatting characters showing. They are very distracting. I've looked everywhere I can think of on how to get rid of them.
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thanks, Gary
Window->Preferences->General->Editors->Text Editors-Uncheck 'Show whitespace characters'
There is a shortcut for toggling "show whitespace". You can check the shortcut by going to the path mentioned below. If you would like to toggle "show whitespace" try the shortcut that is listed for your version of eclipse.
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I would like to be able to scroll further down in Eclipse, below the last line of content in the file.
A lot of editors/IDEs support this, IntelliJ and TextPad, for instance. Vim if enabled.
It's a bit annoying having to put 20 empty lines in the bottom of every file in order for the code I'm writing to appear in the middle of the screen.
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I've only found a few hits on Google, that are old. And I'm not sure what this is named, so if you have a word for it please tell, as it will help me in my search.
As it seems it's not possible at the moment, I would like suggestions on how to best overcome this issue.
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This is a known limitation, and there is a bug opened for this - https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=362540. You can add your thoughts to the bug.