Annoying "[Unsupported]" suffix in the titlebar

[fabiospampinato]

The "[Unsupported]" suffix in the titlebar is pretty annoying.

In my case it's there because I use the Custom CSS and JS Loader extension, just for removing some stuff I don't use via CSS.

I understand why it's there, but I'd like to have a way to remove it.

Perhaps a window.titleShowUnsupported setting?
Perhaps add it via a ${unsupported} placeholder under the window.title setting?

[bpasero]

As we do not support extensions that patch our bits on disk, we would not want to push a change that reverts this UI annoyance. Please uninstall this extension.

[fabiospampinato]

I think I should be able to run any extension I choose, whether you "support" it or not, without having VSC explicitly behaving differently because of it.

I wish VSC was more hackable, like Atom. The ability to load a custom CSS file is pretty important to me.

Btw, if anybody else finds it annoying I made an extension for removing it.

[Kaffiend]

I removed the extension and the preference and its still there..

[Kaffiend]

had to reinstall.

[peteplays]

I agree 💯 with @fabiospampinato. If vscode does not want thier bits messed with, they need to support more robust custom theming options. I am using Custom CSS and JS Loader as a temp workaround with the hopes that an option like this will be rolled out as part of vscode 👈 @bpasero