Other terminal improvements include simplified manual install of shell integration, more shell integration configuration options, default color and icon tab settings, and extended PowerShell keybindings like Ctrl+Space, Alt+Space and so on. Terminal improvements - Shell integration on by default, extended PowerShell keybindings: Shell integration, which allows VS Code's terminal to understand more of what's going on inside shells (PowerShell, bash and zsh) in order to enable more features, emerged from preview in the last dev cycle and is now enabled by default.Tree view search and filtering - Find and filter in tree views such as the File Explorer: Devs can access the Find control with a Ctrl+F command in all tree views.

Search Multiple Selection in Animated Action (source: Microsoft). Search multi-select - Select and then act on multiple search results: This lets users select several lines of search results and perform actions like 'replace' on all selected items.Fold selection - Create your own folded regions in the editor: This lets devs manually collapse selected lines into a folding range, and remove folded ranges, with two new commands.Although developers already could hide elements individually, they can now right-click the title bar to bring up a context menu that lets them enable/disable the Menu Bar (File, Edit and so on), Command Center (search box adjacent to Menu Bar) and Layout controls. Title bar customization - Hide/show menu bar, Command Center, or Layout control: This is part of the dev team's effort to provide more interactive content to the custom title bar, which is the default on Windows/macOS/web versions of the code editor.Here's what's new in Visual Studio Code 1.70, the July 2022 update, as highlighted by the dev team, with links for full information:

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