🚀 Build and test web apps right in the browser with Visual Studio Code! Pages can now request camera, location, and device access with per-site approval prompts. The Agents window (Preview) also introduces guided onboarding tours to help you get started faster.

🗂️ Managing multiple agent sessions just got easier. Group related sessions, drag and drop to reorder them, quickly return to previous conversations, and keep track of progress across your work all from the Agents window (Preview).

🔔 Stay on top of agent-driven pull requests. New chat banners surface failing CI checks and review feedback directly in your session, making it easier to jump in, respond to comments, and keep work moving.

🔎 Also new: ✅ Terminal commands now run in a sandbox on macOS and Linux to reduce approval prompts 💰 Subagent credit reporting now shows the cost of delegated work 🔗 Full release notes:

🎥 Want to see these features in action? Join our VS Code release livestream on July 9:

this is nice, on the go testing, keep up the good work.

What do you have on VS Code dev containers? Was reading a little about that this morning looks cool.

It's really helpfull when bugs are wasting your time.

Vs code is 🚀🚀

Per-site prompts help, but the useful trace is which browser session granted camera or location access and what agent step depended on it.

funny watching the browser security model evolve from strict isolation to permission based capabilities..

this closes a real gap for web app testing in Codespaces-style workflows, especially device-dependent flows

You've become a joke. Imagine having the Pro subscription, but unable to use any model in Copilot unless it's in "Auto"