Ok it was not just me then. I use both. NP++ for like single documents or quick kanban lists for myself. VSCode is better for a group of closely related item

Ok it was not just me then. I use both. NP++ for like single documents or quick kanban lists for myself. VSCode is better for a group of closely related items such as when using it as an IDE. As I do not keep both open all the time NP++ usually wins on startup speed. Which fits my workflow.