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When using a version of Visual Studio Code that runs in the browser, such as vscode.dev or github.dev, it is possible to use certain extensions that are considered web-compatible. The Visual Studio Code documentation defines a web-compatible extension as one that has a main entry point but not a browser entry point:
Extensions that have only a main entry point, but no browser are not web extensions. They are ignored by the web extension host and not available for download in the Extensions view.
Since this extension does not provide a browser entry point, I cannot run or install it in a browser, Would it be possible to enable browser compatibility if there are no compatibility issues?
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When using a version of Visual Studio Code that runs in the browser, such as vscode.dev or github.dev, it is possible to use certain extensions that are considered web-compatible. The Visual Studio Code documentation defines a web-compatible extension as one that has a
main
entry point but not abrowser
entry point:Since this extension does not provide a
browser
entry point, I cannot run or install it in a browser, Would it be possible to enable browser compatibility if there are no compatibility issues?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: