Open esajic-ct opened 3 weeks ago
When your focus is in the editor, the cursor will be visible. I believe in your screenshot, it's not showing up because your editor is not focused.
Perhaps we should make the editor.cursorStyle
(and the one for the terminal) block
by default in high contrast themes. @daviddossett what do you think?
@meganrogge I like the idea of having a block cursor by default in high contrast themes, I reckon this would be a lot easier for me to see.
Also cc @isidorn for thoughts
Overall this makes sense. But we do not have a concept of default setting values based on other settings (value for theme). @esajic-ct for now you can manually change the cursor style to be block. And I suggest we keep this issue open to gather more feedback, before we make the change for all the HC theme users.
I am using VSCode in MS Edge. I have eyesight issues so I need to use dark mode. When I use the "Dark high contrast theme" the cursor is not visible. When I first click in the code I see the cursor blinking, but then that stops and I have no idea where the cursor is.
People using the high contrast themes are usually doing it because they find it difficult to see, and the cursor is particularly difficult to see anyway.
Please can these themes be made more accessible. It would be a lot better if the cursor was a thicker line. It is good that the cursor is a bright colour such as bright white. In fact, making the cursor thicker (and brighter if it's not already) would be good, not just on the high contrast themes but on the other themes too (especially the dark themes).
Cursor on the screenshot is at the end of line 12 but there is no way of knowing because it's not visible.
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