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You will find, in this extension, 3 color themes : Red, Green and Blue. All theme colors are dark mode and no light mode is currently available. By the way, if you're using light mode, you should really go to therapy.

You will also find a feature of custom background image. It will be disabled first when you install the extension, but you can enable it easily by following some steps described below.

• Right here all the steps u have to follow to enable your background image.

  1. Press the F1 key on your keyboard.
  2. Write : "Kurou: Change Background Image"
  3. Press the Enter key on your keyboard.
  4. Add a direct link to your image (starting with : HTTP or HTTPS, and end with : JPEG or JPG or PNG.
  5. If nothing changed, please reload VSCode (a cache problem may have occurred).

• Right here all the steps u have to follow to remove a ugly background image.

  1. Press the F1 key on your keyboard.
  2. Write : "Kurou: Remove Background Image"
  3. Press the Enter key on your keyboard.
  4. If nothing changed, please reload VSCode (a cache problem may have occurred).

If your image is installed on your pc and you do not have a web link to it, I recommend this very good free image host : Postimages.

This extension was entirely developed in JavaScript (with some JSON/CSS/HTML but it's not really the main of the code). The vscode, fs and path modules were used in the code and the vsce module to create the .vsix file of the extension. Reading the documentation, programming and testing took me about 4/5 working days. The 2.0.0 of the extension has a totally different functioning from the 1.0.0 (all the code has been modified). There is also no license for this extension and the code.

You will find below the list of different errors, displayed in the logs, which can occur when using the extension.

Warning :

The extension, for its proper functioning, modifies the files that VSCode uses to work. As a result, VSCode may get corrupted if the microsoft team changes a large part of the VSCode code. If that happens, don't panic, just reinstall VSCode after removing the extension and everything will be back to normal.

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