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Restyles code in Azure DevOps to match the Visual Studio dark theme, using the same syntax colors and editor font. Azure DevOps, but the code looks like it does in Visual Studio default dark theme. SUPPORTED LANGUAGES • C# • Razor / Blazor (including fully colored @code blocks and code-behind) • CSS • SCSS • JavaScript • TypeScript WHERE IT WORKS • The Repos file viewer • Commit diffs • Pull request file views - including the all-files summary view • Wiki and work item code blocks PRIVACY It runs only on dev.azure.com and *.visualstudio.com. It collects no data, sends nothing anywhere, and needs no configuration or sign-in. TIP Set your Azure DevOps profile theme to Dark (⚙ → Theme) so the interface around the code matches. WHY IT WAS MADE If you spend your day in Visual Studio and review code in Azure DevOps, the switch is jarring - different colors, different font, and none of the visual cues you read without thinking. This extension closes that gap. It restyles every code surface in Azure DevOps to match the Visual Studio dark theme exactly: the same token colors, the same Cascadia Mono font. These aren't generic dark-theme colors. The syntax grammars were written to match Visual Studio specifically - structs, enums, interfaces, type parameters, properties vs. methods, control-flow keywords in purple, string interpolation, XML doc comments, and more. Read the story behind it: https://rubenheeren.com/posts/vs-dark-theme-for-azure-devops/ Not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft. "Visual Studio" and "Azure DevOps" are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation, referenced only to describe compatibility.
Jul 22, 2026
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