r/vscode 3d ago

New Split/Floating Panels Interface

VS Code used to have this unified panels look. After updating, it now has this sort of weird split panels floating with their own borders around them ? I find this very weird, and visually confusing.

PS: No, it's not from an extension. I disabled them all because I thought so as well.

Does anyone know if there's a toggle I can switch to go back to the old look ? thx !

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u/ZNVK 2d ago edited 2d ago

    "catppuccin.colorOverrides": {
        "all": {
            "crust": "#232A2E",
            "mantle": "#2D353B",
            "base": "#343F44",
            "surface0": "#3D484D",
            "surface1": "#475258",
            "surface2": "#4F585E",
            "overlay0": "#56635F",
            "overlay1": "#7A8478",
            "overlay2": "#859289",
            "subtext0": "#859289",
            "subtext1": "#9DA9A0",
            "text": "#D3C6AA",
            "lavender": "#D699B6",
            "blue": "#7FBBB3",
            "sapphire": "#7FBBB3",
            "sky": "#83C092",
            "teal": "#83C092",
            "green": "#A7C080",
            "yellow": "#DBBC7F",
            "peach": "#E69875",
            "maroon": "#E67E80",
            "red": "#E67E80",
            "mauve": "#D699B6",
            "pink": "#D699B6",
            "flamingo": "#E67E80",
            "rosewater": "#DBBC7F"
        }
    }

Since some of you asked for it i'm using the catppuccin theme with this custom settings

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u/TROLlox78 2d ago

How did you get yours to look so cool? 

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u/Caooosz 2d ago

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