VS Code's built-in browser

Hey there,
Let's talk about VS Code's built-in browser.
💎 Why it matters
Integrations accelerate your work.
🔍 Problem
You waste time switching between VS Code and the browser.
💡 Solution
Open the command palette (⇧+Ctrl/⌘+P) and write Simple Browser: Show.
🎯 When should I use it?
When you don't need debugging or the browser's DevTools.
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Thanks,
André Casal

[@materialknight]

For anyone in a hurry: 0:46
If you're really in a hurry and can grasp text better:
1. Open the command palette with:
View > Command Palette
OR
Ctrl + Shift + P (on Windows)
2. Write: Simple Browser: Show
3. Write or paste the URL from where you're serving, such as:
localhost:3000 (for a React project)
Thanks a lot, man! The Live Preview extension doesn't work with projects that already create a server, like a React project, and the extension front page instructs you to look for the 'Simple Browser: Show' option in VSCode for such cases, without saying how to get there.

You're very welcome, thanks for the input!

[@davidpaez_co]

Thank you André

You're welcome David :)

[@dkerdnase]

Yo, thank you for this!

You're very welcome! :)

[@olegshubaly3423]

Thank you

You're very welcome!

[@pankela8883]

Wow didn t know we could do that

Pretty cool, uh? :D

[@sergiyshebotnov208]

is there a way to open a second tab with a simple browser?

No, VS Code's built-in browser only allows for one tab.