Using VSCode 1.58.2 on Ubuntu 20.04.2.
VSCode 1.58 allows Editor scroll bar customization which is great. However, this has no effect on the vertical scrollbar in the Explorer pane. Is there a setting to change the size of that scrollbar?
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I've enabled scrollbar to be visible. On vscode notebooks, the scrollbar is only visible when it's on the active window. This make it very difficult to gage the length of the page on the other windows. On other type of files like python, it is working fine.
I'd like to shrink the size of these tabs at the top of the VSCode editor somehow.
If I'm not mistaken, in Visual Studio Code there used to be a thick scroll bar on the right side of my code window which you could not only scroll with your mouse, but also see a miniture preview of the code as if it were one long vertical document in font-size 0.5.
How can I get this scroll bar back?
Do you mean minimap: https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_10#_preview-minimap?
To enable VS Code's Minimap, set "editor.minimap.enabled": true to turn on the rendering of a Minimap for the current file.
I have a dual screen setup and would like to have a fixed number of editor windows with a fixed size open to avoid that an editor window bridges between two screens. VS code adapts editor windows automatically as they open and close.
I found a hint to .tab.sizing-fixed but I cannot find it in the settings (in 1.32). The "workbench.editor.tabSizing": "shrink" seems to handle only the sizing of the tabs, not the editor window.
centered layout auto resize off, if that would work
There's a left panel, called Explorer in VSCode:
I resized it accidentally, but is there a way to reset it to default width? As when you just install vscode?
Hover over the edge of the explorer so that the <-> cursor appears for resizing, then double click. I can confirm that this works on Windows at least.