How to Add a Browser to Task Runner in Visual Studio Code

Once you start using Visual Workshop Code, you’ll love it because it’s fast and really customizable. It’s not advertised as an IDE, but I don’t think it will be long before people think about it.

I copy websites and try a lot too. I want to create a simple website and press F5 to run it. This is an overview to get it done.

If you are going to run any kind of task launcher, you need to open the code in a folder as there is data that the code needs to run. If you don’t see the option to create or run tasks after that, be sure to open the folder.

• Open the code of the visual workshop
• Open the folder
  If you are going to start your adventure with Code Rock Celebrity, do it from the command line. 
• Press Ctrl + Shift + P to view the command diagram.
• Type ctr– This will give you the command “Configure Task Launcher“.
• You will get the default task.json file located in ‘. Settings folder.
  Thanks to the code, it keeps the folder structure clean there.
• Remove it and replace it with;.

{  
    "version": "0.1.0",  
    "command": "chrome",  
    "windows": {  
        "command": "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Google\\Chrome\\Application\\chrome.exe"  
    },  
    "args": ["index.html"]  
}  

Or an IE version;

{  
    "version": "0.1.0",  
    "command": "IE",  
    "windows": {  
        "command": "explorer.exe"  
    },  
    "args": ["index.html"]  
}  

• Now just create your index.html page.
• Press Ctrl + Change + B to create the option and go to your website.

Go ahead and code as well.