This extension provides the default key bindings for Windows on any platform. Currently, these are the defaults for VSCode 1.61.0. This is useful if you want to run VSCode on another platform but continue to use the bindings that are the defaults on Windows (e.g., here and here). This extension does not remove any existing bindings. On Windows, that means you have everything bound twice. On other platforms, you have that platform's default bindings plus the Windows ones. The bindings in this extension take precedence over the defaults provided by VSCode. Example screenshot running on Linux: InstallationFrom within VSCode, go to extensions (Ctrl+Shift+X), search for "Windows Default Keybindings", click on it, then click on Install. The new bindings should be active immediately. Alternatively, install it from the Marketplace page, or download the VSIX file from the Github releases page and then use "Install from VSIX..." menu option from the "..." menu in the Extensions page. How it was createdFor the curious or adventurous, the procedure I used to create this extension is:
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