It's a tiny thing, but I love vscode.dev's Theme Tester Playground. It's the fastest way to suggest people try a VS Code Theme. For instance, I've been using La

It's a tiny thing, but I love vscode.dev's Theme Tester Playground. It's the fastest way to suggest people try a VS Code Theme. For instance, I've been using LaserWave for a while now and you can see it in action here: https://vscode.dev/theme/jaredkent.laserwave https://vscode.dev/theme/jaredkent.laserwave It gives you a workspace with a handful of sample files to see various syntax highlighting bits. You can just about put any Theme extension ID in the marketplace after /theme/. If you've got Settings Sync on, you get the see the theme in the context of your usual window layouts and some other things that interact with themes. No install, no download, no need to switch back after you are done previewing it, just a quick easy URL to link.