Pathlet
Ditch tabs and use Quick Open to navigate between open editors and the file system.
Pathlet adds two keyboard shortcuts that improve VS Code's Quick Open (cmd+p / ctrl+p):
Commands
Show opened editors — alt+cmd+p / alt+ctrl+p
Opens Quick Open pre-filtered to your currently open editors (equivalent to typing edt manually). Replaces the need for an editor tab bar entirely.
Open Quick Open at current file's directory — ctrl+cmd+p / ctrl+ctrl+p
Opens Quick Open pre-filled with the directory of the file you're editing, so you can navigate to sibling files without typing the path.
Why
I don't like tabs.
Installation
Search for Pathlet in the VS Code extension marketplace, or install via the CLI:
code --install-extension talovsky.pathlet
Keybindings
| Command |
Mac |
Windows / Linux |
| Show opened editors |
alt+cmd+p |
alt+ctrl+p |
| Quick Open at current directory |
ctrl+cmd+p |
ctrl+ctrl+p |
You can rebind either command in Preferences: Open Keyboard Shortcuts by searching for pathlet.
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