A major change that disrupts a well honed workflow should have a significant upside to be worth the investment.  As far as I&#x27;m concerned, the working files list does not provide enough of an upside to justify breaking my workflow, which sure is one big downside.<p>The working files list is a perfectly reasonable solution to the problem for those who want it.  I see no reason why it should be removed.  That said, by not supporting an alternate tab-based workflow, VSCode is preventing a good chunk of devs from adopting it as their daily driver.