Can I see, and individually disable, keyboard shortcuts for extensions, such as the Sublime Text Keymap extension?

Question

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

Answer 1

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"

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And then with such a filtered list it would be easy to disable whichever commands you wished.

Answer 2

You can see a comprehensive list of all keybindings the extension includes in the "Contributions" tab of the extension itself:

I'm not aware of any options to display this in the keyboard shortcuts UI directly. However, you could put the two tabs side-by-side for easy comparison: