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This is about closed-source extensions created by Microsoft, and those always had strings attached which Cursor apparently ignored. I would rather ask Cursor w
by flohofwoe 2y ago
This is about closed-source extensions created by Microsoft, and those always had strings attached which Cursor apparently ignored.
I would rather ask Cursor why they decided to fork VSCode when they could simply have written yet another VSCode extension to provide the same functionality. Seems shady AF tbh.
- arresin 2y agoDoesn’t Microsoft handicap extensions by not giving them the full access that co-pilot gets? You’d be crazy to compete when the other side literally owns the platform.
- gkbrk 2y agoWhy is it shady to fork an open-source project? If they didn't want forks they should have released it under a non-open-source license.
- siva7 2y agoThey couldn't have done and it gets tiresome to repeat the technical limitations on extensions for vscode again and again (which don't apply to Microsoft owned extensions like Github Copilot) when you can google it yourself.
- behnamoh 2y agoContinue and several other extensions do what Cursor does and they're extensions. No excuses from Cursor are acceptable.