When I started using VS Code, I installed the \"Sublime Text Keymap and Settings Importer\" extension, to make it act more like Sublime, because that is what I was familiar with
Keep an eye on this PR https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/pull/95713 (Show keybinding source in GUI). Looks like it may be included in vscode v1.45. It would allow you to filter the "Keyboard Shortcuts" by user-defined or extension. From the above link:
Filters examples:
@user
- shows user defined keybindings
@default
- shows default keybindings
@extensions
- shows all extension contributed keybindings
@extensions:"${EXTENSION_NAME}"
- shows keybindings contributed by ${EXTENSION_NAME}
@extensions:${EXTENSION_NAME}
- same as above only without quotes (spaces are invalid for this one)Searching with filter and text also works:
@extensions:bookmarks list
- shows keybindings from bookmarks extension that contain the word "list"
And then with such a filtered list it would be easy to disable whichever commands you wished.