If you’ve ever experienced the feeling of "this theme is almost perfect except for one thing," then VS Code has a decent way to address it (not sure about other editors/IDEs).
In your user settings, you can override a good number of styles in your current theme. Examples: make comments more visible, remove italics (if you don’t want them), make the active tab more prominent, darken/lighten the editor background, etc.
In your user settings, you can override a good number of styles in your current theme. Examples: make comments more visible, remove italics (if you don’t want them), make the active tab more prominent, darken/lighten the editor background, etc.
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/themes#_custom...