Excited for the VS 2026 launch today! For those looking for a new look and feel the Midnight Lights and Midnight Deep themes fully support 2026! #dotNetConf #vs2026

To celebrate VS 2026 making Code Coverage available to Community and Professional editions, I've updated their look in my VS themes (right-side before, left-side after)

First 2026-specific fixes are up. Fixing highlights, hyperlink contrast, a couple backgrounds, and this overridden pop up styling.

I’m excited to share that my themes now support Visual Studio 2026! Initial support out now and I’ll make another quality pass closer to launch.

Big update to Midnight Lights and Midnight Deep themes! #VisualStudio

Update to Midnight Lights and Midnight Deep, menu borders return! #VisualStudio

Update to Midnight Lights and Midnight Deep fix missing theme element for Visual Studio sticky scroll:

Since the Visual Studio 2022 release this has been my white whale. Tonight I’m happy to announce an update to Midnight Lights and Midnight Deep themes. The Get Started page.

Updates have been pushed to Midnight Lights and Midnight Deep to fix the degradations introduced by #visualstudio 17.13. Shoutout to Jhh0001 who created a GitHub account just to report this issue before I had the chance to experience it for myself. #darktheme

Midnight Lights and Midnight Deep have received minor updates improving colorization for Android XML. Note this fix is Android project specific and XML colorization is otherwise unchanged.

Midnight Lights has just received a minor update to theme the new outline chevrons introduced in #VisualStudio 17.12. Instead of the blaring default they will now be secondary blue when expanded, and primary teal when collapsed. Midnight Deep has likewise received an update with more subdued values.