Visual Studio Code 1.106.2 released
Microsoft has rolled out Visual Studio Code version 1.106.2, addressing a plethora of issues that have been plaguing developers for some time now
It seems like they've tackled some specific annoyances that came up before. One thing people noticed was the codicons looking blurry at lower resolutions; it turns out this was probably even a bug rather than something else, and fixing it makes sense if you're using those setups or displays.
Another important fix deals with Node.js network stuff. By default, systems sometimes stop loading their certificates for secure connections that used to cause problems. This update specifically adjusts how Node.js handles system certificates again, which should help smooth things out over the network for many developers.
Beyond these headline fixes, there are several other bug tweaks in this release too. They've looked at issues related to chat mode usage itself, how telemetry events trigger, inline chats, command execution quirks... basically various bits where problems had been reported. The goal is generally making things run better and feel more stable inside VS Code.
There's also a specific regression fix for the terminal tabs view that people pointed out earlier; it seems they addressed that so you can use terminals without hitting this snag again. This one already went to insiders, which means users with those builds might be enjoying smoother sessions right now if nothing else changed.
And let's remember other areas: themes, color schemes, and the to-do widget functionality needed improvement. There are also some fixes touching on SCM (Source Control Management) interactions too. These aren't huge game-changers necessarily, but they contribute to a less frustrating overall experience when working within VS Code.
Release October 2025 Recovery 2
The update addresses these issues. For the complete release notes go to Updates on code.visualstudio.com.
