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VS Code Marketplace

Visual Studio Marketplace is Microsoft's official catalog of extensions for Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio, where publishers distribute their tools to developers worldwide.

4.2k usesUpdated Nov 1, 2026
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About this module

Look up a Visual Studio Marketplace publisher by its handle to see the public profile behind their extensions: display name, verified status, linked domain, how many extensions they ship, total installs, aggregate ratings, and when they first published and last updated.

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