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VS Code should open every unsupported file with the systems default application for the filetype, to enable a faster workflow with other programms.
Long Version:
I'm working a lot with designers and sometimes I have to view and edit those designfiles myself. In the current wokflow I pull the designfiles from the git and then need to open the windows explorer to finally view the file, because in Code I get an "unsupported" message.
It would really be faster, if I could just click the file in the VS Code - Explorer and it would open up in my default programm.
This Feature would prevent breaking the fast workflow and noone would see this awkward "unsupported" message.
Considerations:
This feature should be marked in the explorer with a small icon, so the user knows, that the file won't be opened in VS Code itself.
There should be an option via Keyboard-Shortcut or right-click to force the file to open with VS Code.
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Feature Request:
TL,DR:
VS Code should open every unsupported file with the systems default application for the filetype, to enable a faster workflow with other programms.
Long Version:
I'm working a lot with designers and sometimes I have to view and edit those designfiles myself. In the current wokflow I pull the designfiles from the git and then need to open the windows explorer to finally view the file, because in Code I get an "unsupported" message.
It would really be faster, if I could just click the file in the VS Code - Explorer and it would open up in my default programm.
This Feature would prevent breaking the fast workflow and noone would see this awkward "unsupported" message.
Considerations:
This feature should be marked in the explorer with a small icon, so the user knows, that the file won't be opened in VS Code itself.
There should be an option via Keyboard-Shortcut or right-click to force the file to open with VS Code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: