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Visual Studio Code pin on 'open editors' (file) tab

It was released in May 2020 release and updated in September 2020 release. Eclipse doesn't have this functionality at this time. 

 When I program something with many files, I really need this function. Most editors has 'close Others', 'close to the right' options. But with this pin file and 'close All', I could manage opened files easily.

See below Introduce on September 2020 release.

Pinned tabs also show a new "pinned" icon to allow you to unpin with one click. This icon will also appear in the "Open Editors" view.

Pinned TabsTheme: GitHub Light


Also they added compact options for editor tabs.

A new setting workbench.editor.pinnedTabSizing allows you to configure how large a pinned tab should appear:

  • normal: a pinned tab inherits the look of other tabs (new default)
  • shrink: a pinned tab shrinks to a fixed size showing parts of the editor label
  • compact: a pinned tab will only show as icon or first letter of the editor label

If you liked how pinned tabs looked prior to this release, make sure to configure "workbench.editor.pinnedTabSizing": "compact".


This is useful function to know when you program in VS Code.

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