vscode: what extensions do you use?

[inulex]

my first forum post! i hope i am putting it in the right spot. 
i recently made the switch from pheonixcode to vscode and i am loving it a lot. i am quite enjoying the variety of extensions to help write, and just how much more i feel i can do with it in general.
currently, i use the live preview, highlight matching tag, and CSS peek. if you use vscode, do you have any good extensions to reccomend? im always looking for new things to try out ! (fun themes are welcome, too )

[MapleTheFur]

I personally mostly use Linters for Markdown and my other languages like C#, Python, Lua, et cetera.
Occasionally I might use language support or Intellisense or even for better Git GUIs :3
That is my daily use setup, but it is best to be minimal with extensions and preferably use VS Codium instead of the Microslop stuff 

[KiwiMeowo]

Live preview is honestly a must for me, I also use rainbow tags for clarity. There’s also Python but it isn’t for my web stuff.

Aside from these, I don’t have much other extentions, even thought I’d love to use more useful extensions. I’ll check out CSS peak and highlight matching tags when I get home, thanks!

[cyberdreamz]

I only recently decided to give vscodium a try and as of right now the only actually useful extension I have is Toggle Comment Context Menu - just a quicker way of hiding parts of code.

But that asiiide I have some fun extensions too. Cat-o-meter puts a picture of a funny cat in the corner of your screen that changes if you have any mistakes in your code. And vscode-pets adds little pixel animals to hang out with you while you code :]

For the color theme I use Mossy Forest Light Green. I also have an orange theme installed and ready to be switched on if I get tired of the other one :p

[Aurpheus]

I'm using vs-code pets too, it's kinda a cute distraction when posing to think about stuff.
I'm Oldschool Theme: Windows 95 Edition for the color to make it look like oldschool DOS / windows command invite, I've had people saying it's looks bad when I used it at work so I'm only using it on my personal computer along with my custom cursors and my winamp player xD

[kringle]

besides livepreview i have a little bongo cat addon that stays in the bottom toolbar. i like it because its not as obtrusive as a full coding-pet with its own window and everything but i can still look to it for strength in times of great need, all it does is bongo on the drums whenever you type.

would deffo like to hear if anyone has good addons to sillify their coding experience

[d.eastwood]

I use live server, allowing me to use Chrome as the admin dashboard for my site and also preview the changes at the same time.