Bugfixes

Yes, we skipped a version 😱

This release comes with some major bug fixing. Now the extension no longer requires a page refresh to get the option to show up.

Safari

I officially have the extension working with Safari! I still have a bit of work to do before it's ready for App Store submission, but if you want to go ahead and install it now, here's how!

• Download "OpeninCode-Safari.zip" below
• Extract and move it to your Applications folder
• Launch the app
• Quit the app
• Open Safari and navigate to Safari > Settings...
• Click on Extensions
• Enable Open in Visual Studio Code
• Done!

Firefox

While I wait on the Firefox addon review to go through, you can use the FF-temp.zip from this release only after you enable unsigned addons. You can do that by:

• Go to about:config and set xpinstall.signatures.required to false
• Go to about:addons and Install addon from file...
• Select FF-temp.zip
• Go back to about:config and set xpinstall.signatures.required back to true

First Release!

You can download the extension from here or the Firefox Addon store (link in README) once it's been approved.

Open in Code adds an "Open in Visual Studio Code" option to all GitHub repos. As long as you have Visual Studio Code installed, all you need to do is install this extension, head to a repo and click on the green "Code" dropdown. There, you'll be greeted with the following:

Simply select "Open in Visual Studio Code" and like magic you'll be inside your favorite editor.