In Visual Studio 2019, even if you hide all toolbars, Live Share and Feedback buttons while rarely used take up valuable screen space:
You can hide this area with Visual Commander and Hide Live Share and Feedback in VS 2019 extension:
Detailed installation instructions:
- Install Visual Commander in Visual Studio 2019.
- Download Hide Live Share and Feedback in VS 2019.vcmd.
- In the main VS menu Extensions – VCmd – Import… – Select Hide Live Share and Feedback in VS 2019.vcmd
- Restart Visual Studio.
Plus, if you really don’t use any toolbars, you can additionally hide the toolbars area with Hide Live Share and Feedback in VS 2019 plus toolbars area.vcmd and free up 5 more vertical pixels under the main menu:
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Thank you for sharing, great job!
Christian (programmer who likes working on small screens)
Thanks, what kind of arrogance is required to make it so difficult to reclaim your precious vertical space?
I agree, it truly boggles my mind.
I can’t imagine what motivates them to stoop so low.
Honestly, I want to know the answer.
Great extension, but it seems to work only partially in VS 2022: When debugging, the Feedback button is hidden but when nothing is being debugged, the button is still shown in the menu bar next to the profile image. Whether it works for the Live Share button I cannot elaborate because I uninstalled this extension. Will this “issue” be addressed in the future?
To hide the Feedback button in VS 2022 title bar, please change “FrameControlContainerBorder” to “PART_TitleBarRightFrameControlContainer” in extension code.
Thank you, Sergey Vlasov, God bless.