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9 changes: 8 additions & 1 deletion docs/setup/vscode-web.md
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Expand Up @@ -71,6 +71,7 @@ We've explored a couple of URLs already (`vscode.dev/github` and `vscode.dev/azu
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| GitHub | `/github/<org>/<repo>` | [More info above](#github-repos) |
| Azure Repos | `/azurerepos/<org>/<project>/<repo>` | [More info above](#azure-repos) |
| Azure Development Environment | `/azure` | [Azure]](https://insiders.vscode.dev/azure) |
| Visual Studio Live Share | `/editor/liveshare/<sessionId>` | [More info below](#visual-studio-live-share) |
| Visual Studio Marketplace | `/editor/marketplace/<marketplacePublisher>`<br>`/<extensionId>/<extensionVersion>` | [Example route](https://insiders.vscode.dev/editor/marketplace/Brigit/devcontainer-image-convert/0.0.1) to edit [this extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Brigit.devcontainer-image-convert) |
| Power Pages | `/power/pages` | [Power Pages docs](https://learn.microsoft.com/power-pages/configure/visual-studio-code-editor) |
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There's more information on some of these URLs below.

## VS Code for the Web - Azure
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Move this section higher up, just below Azure Repos. It breaks the follow-on sections and fits better alongside the other Azure section.

Suggest renaming it to "Manage Azure applications"

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@meeraharidasa As mentioned above, please move this entire section above the "More custom URLs" and change the section name to "Manage Azure applications".
Then in the table with custom URLs, the URL should point to this section instead to make it consistent with how it's done for Azure Repos.


VS Code for the Web's custom URL (<https://insiders.vscode.dev/azure>), powered by Azure Cloud Shell, allows a developer to run, debug, and deploy their applications to Azure in seconds. This environment comes with all libraries, dependencies, and extensions a developer would need to get started with Azure.

Developers who sign in to GitHub can use GitHub Copilot as their peer programmer, leveraging [agent mode](/docs/copilot/chat/chat-agent-mode.md) to help write code.

### Themes

You can share and experience color themes through VS Code for the Web through the URL schema: `https://vscode.dev/editor/theme/<extensionId>`.
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![Allow clipboard access in the browser](images/vscode-web/allow-clipboard-access.png)

* Safari: In the Safari browser, go to **Preferences...** > **Websites** > **Pop-up Windows** > the domain you're accessing (for example, `vscode.dev`), and select **Allow** from the dropdown.
* Safari: In the Safari browser, go to **Preferences...** > **Websites** > **Pop-up Windows** > the domain you're accessing (for example, `vscode.dev`), and select **Allow** from the dropdown.