Level Up Your VS Code Workflow: Start Using Profiles @CSSWeekly
Level Up Your VS Code Workflow: Start Using Profiles  @CSSWeekly
Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
A short, hands-on guide to VS Code profiles. Find out what Visual Studio Code profiles are, what are the practical use cases for them, how they work, how to share them, and more.

πŸ“– Chapters
00:00 VS Code Profiles use cases
01:13 How to switch between existing VS Code Profiles
02:29 How to create a new VS Code Profile
04:07 How to export and share a VS Code Profile
04:51 Access Profiles using Command Palette
05:05 How to create a Temporary VS Code Profile
05:45 How to use different VS Code Profiles simultaneously on multiple windows
06:14 Conclusion

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