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From the tab context menu” in VS 2022.Fixed a hang on loading a solution with a Xamarin Forms project in VS 2022.Fixed a rare NullReferenceException in OrderKeeper.Fixed a license key verification crash when AES CPU instructions are not available.Fixed a comment not showing on opening a stored procedure with SQLComment.Download link: Tabs Studio v5.2.0. Comments Off on Tabs Studio v5.2.0 released March 15, 2022 Highlighting tabs for the selected project I’ve created the new Selector add-in that dynamically highlights tabs belonging to the same project as the selected tab.For example, when the selected tab is from the BlazorApp1 project:And when the selected tab is from the WpfApp1 project:A sample tabs style setting transparent red background color for selected project tabs excluding the selected tab: Download link: Selector v1.0.0. November 24, 2021 Tabs Studio v5.1.2 released Tabs Studio v5.1.2 released:Added the “Disable drag tab to float” option.Changed selected tab border color in Visual Studio 2022 dark mode.Download link: Tabs Studio v5.1.2. Comments Off on Tabs Studio v5.1.2 released November 20, 2021 Tabs Studio v5.1.1 released Filed under: Releases — Sergey Vlasov @ 4:52 pm Tabs Studio v5.1.1 released: Removed Set Tab Color context submenu from VS 2022 Preview.Download link: Tabs Studio v5.1.1. Comments Off on Tabs Studio v5.1.1 released November 18, 2021 Tabs Studio v5.1.0 released Tabs Studio v5.1.0 released:Added the short tabs display option.Changed selected tab background color in Visual Studio 2022 dark mode.Download link: Tabs Studio v5.1.0. Comments Off on Tabs Studio v5.1.0 released Older Posts »

November 19, 2024 SSMS properties for tab coloring I’ve created the new SQLProperties add-in that adds DatabaseName, ServerName and UserName properties to tabs in SQL Server Management Studio.You can reference them in tab coloring rule custom conditions like this:Download link: SQLProperties_100.zip Comments Off on SSMS properties for tab coloring July 25, 2024 Tabs Studio v5.4.1 released Filed under: Releases — Sergey Vlasov @ 1:13 pm Tabs Studio v5.4.1 released:Fixed a rare ArgumentException calling IsDocumentReadOnly.Fixed document tabs detection in SSMS projects.Download link: Tabs Studio v5.4.1. Comments Off on Tabs Studio v5.4.1 released April 29, 2024 Tabs Studio v5.4.0 released Tabs Studio v5.4.0 released:Added support for SQL Server Management Studio 20.Removed “Toggle Multiple Rows with Mouse Wheel” from VS 2022 tab context menu.Download link: Tabs Studio v5.4.0. Comments Off on Tabs Studio v5.4.0 released June 12, 2023 Tabs Studio for Visual Studio 2022 Arm64 You can install Tabs Studio v5.3.0 on Visual Studio 2022 Arm64 with this installer: Comments Off on Tabs Studio for Visual Studio 2022 Arm64 March 9, 2023 Tabs Studio v5.3.0 released Filed under: Releases — Tags: SSMS — Sergey Vlasov @ 11:52 am Tabs Studio v5.3.0 released:Added support for SQL Server Management Studio 19.Added Selector add-in, that highlights tabs for the selected project, to the installer.Download link: Tabs Studio v5.3.0. Comments Off on Tabs Studio v5.3.0 released February 24, 2023 Tabs Studio v5.2.0 released Tabs Studio v5.2.0 released:Improved solution loading performance.Extended the default Comment regex in SQLComment to cover more cases.Removed VS command “Show Tabs in Multiple Rows”

17.0 Preview 3, debug attach, sees improvements with today’s preview release. We’ve added more capabilities for core debugging with LLDB and a default configuration for targeting macOS in our CMake experience. We made the experience easier by automatically detecting the target system; if it’s macOS, we’ll automatically use LLDB in core debugging and debug attach experiences.Personalizing color tabsAfter releasing the highly requested color tabs functionality to help you personalize your Visual Studio experience, we heard feedback that one of the most common ways the community likes to color tabs is by project and by file extension. These color schemes are both available by default. We’ve also added the capability to pick your own tab colors. To try this out, first enable color tabs. After enabling colored tabs, right click on a tab and navigate to Set Tab Color to pick from the palette.Try it out and share your feedback!Download Visual Studio 2022 17.1 Preview 2 today to give what we’ve talked about a try! We’d love to hear from you about the new experiences we’ve described here. Let us know what you like and whether you have suggestions for making Visual Studio even more awesome. You can share feedback with us via Developer Community: report any bugs or issues via report a problem and share your suggestions for new features or improvements to existing ones. Author Senior Lead Program ManagerDominic is a Senior Lead Program Manager for Visual Studio and Visual Studio for Mac. His team focuses on ensuring a delightful experience for developers on both Windows and Mac.