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Faaah Undo

Faaah Undo

Subarno Neel

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8 installs
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Plays a sound effect on undo, redo, and save
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Faaah Undo 🔊

Plays a sound effect every time you undo, redo, or save in VS Code.

No configuration needed. Install it, and every action comes with audio feedback.

Features

  • 🔈 Undo sound — plays on every Ctrl+Z / Cmd+Z
  • 🔁 Redo sound — plays on every Ctrl+Y / Cmd+Shift+Z
  • 💾 Save sound — plays on every Ctrl+S / Cmd+S
  • ⚡ Zero latency — listens to native VS Code events, never intercepts your keystrokes
  • 🎵 Custom sounds — use any .wav file for each action
  • 🔇 Status bar toggle — click the 🔊/🔇 icon in the status bar to mute/unmute
  • 💻 Cross-platform — Windows, macOS, and Linux
  • 🪶 Lightweight — no dependencies, tiny footprint

Getting Started

  1. Install the extension
  2. That's it! Default sounds are bundled for undo, redo, and save
  3. To use your own sounds, drop .wav files in the extension's media/ folder as undo.wav, redo.wav, and save.wav

Extension Settings

Setting Type Default Description
undo-sound.enabled boolean true Enable or disable all sound effects
undo-sound.soundFilePath string "" Custom .wav path for undo
undo-sound.redoSoundFilePath string "" Custom .wav path for redo
undo-sound.saveSoundFilePath string "" Custom .wav path for save
undo-sound.toggleOnSoundFilePath string "" Custom .wav path for the toggle-on confirmation sound

Commands

Command Description
Undo Sound: Toggle On/Off Quickly enable or disable all sounds (also available via status bar icon)

Requirements

  • .wav audio files (short clips under 1 second work best)
  • Windows: No extra software needed (uses built-in .NET audio)
  • macOS: No extra software needed (uses built-in afplay)
  • Linux: Requires aplay (ALSA) or paplay (PulseAudio)

Troubleshooting

If no sound plays:

  1. Open Output panel → select Undo Sound from the dropdown
  2. Check the log for warnings about missing files or process errors
  3. Make sure your .wav files exist at the paths shown in the log

License

MIT

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