Mark lines in the editor and easily jump to them.

Press F1 in VSCode, type ext install and then look for Bookmarks.

• Bookmarks: Toggle Mark/unmark lines with bookmarks
• Bookmarks: Jump to Next Move the cursor forward, to the bookmark below
• Bookmarks: Jump to Previous Move the cursor backward, to the bookmark above
• Bookmarks: List List all bookmarks from the current file
• Bookmarks: Clear remove all bookmarks from the current file

You can easily Mark/Unmark bookmarks on any line. Works even for wrapped lines.

new in version 0.4.0

List all bookmarks from the current file and easily navigate to any one. It shows you the line contents and temporarily scroll to that line.

new in version 0.7.0

• The bookmarks will be glued to the line of code (context) instead of the line of the file

    "bookmarks.useStickyBookmarks": true

new in version 0.6.0

• Allow navigation through all files that contains bookmarks

    "bookmarks.navigateThroughAllFiles": true

• Allow bookmarks to be saved and restored, even if you close or change the Project

    "bookmarks.saveBookmarksBetweenSessions": true

• Path to another image to be shown as Bookmark (16x16 px)

    "bookmarks.gutterIconPath": "c:\\temp\\othericon.png"

The bookmarks are saved per session for the project that you are using. You don't have to worry about closing files in Working Files. When you reopen the file, the bookmarks are restored.

It also works even if you only preview a file (simple click in TreeView). You can put bookmarks in any file and when you preview it again, the bookmarks will be there.

• New Setting: Sticky Bookmarks (kudos to @Terminux)

• New: Abitity to navigate to bookmarks in all files
• New Setting: Navigate through all files
• Fix: Error when there is no active file (issue #18)

• New: Bookmarks are also rendered in the overview ruler

• New Command: List all bookmarks from the current file

• License updated

• New Setting: Save bookmarks between sessions
• New Setting: Change the bookmark icon

• Initial release

If you have any idea, feel free to create issues and pull requests

MIT © Alessandro Fragnani

if you enjoy using this extension :-)