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"I love your extension, especially the Focus Dimming feature. I was wondering if it would be possible to add a function similar to Focus Dimming, but that works in reverse. Instead of dimming the unfocused windows when clicking outside the editor or terminal, I would like this new function to dim the focused window, except for the editor and terminal, when clicking inside them. Essentially, it would be a function similar to Focus Dimming, but activated when clicking inside the editor or terminal."
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Sir-Ryu
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Focus Dimming
[feature request] New Focus Dimming
Feb 20, 2024
Sounds cool, would it be like you focus which part of vscode you are in essentially? Like dim everything except the currently focused pane in a single window?
Hello, my apologies for not responding, my PC crashed at the most inopportune moment and it's been a headache since then.
Returning to the previous topic, yes, to the panel currently focused on the editor, where the lines of code are written.
This idea arose as a solution to some issues that make the buttons and letters on the sidebars or menu too bright, and also for visual improvement, besides helping to concentrate better on the code.
Hello,
"I love your extension, especially the Focus Dimming feature. I was wondering if it would be possible to add a function similar to Focus Dimming, but that works in reverse. Instead of dimming the unfocused windows when clicking outside the editor or terminal, I would like this new function to dim the focused window, except for the editor and terminal, when clicking inside them. Essentially, it would be a function similar to Focus Dimming, but activated when clicking inside the editor or terminal."
Thank you for your attention and consideration!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: