You are free to choose which data that you want to sync across devices. Unless you don’t mind setting up Visual Studio Code in each computer from scratch, you should make use of Settings Sync so that you only need to configure Visual Studio Code one time and then synchronize the configuration to other computers. The open source editor also has something that is very useful for you who have multiple computers. This particular problem can be sorted out with Show Same Keybindings, a command accessible from the context menu. Visual Studio Code offers a great level of flexibility in configuring its keyboard shortcuts, but this advantage can also lead to a new problem, which is keybinding conflicts that happen when the same keyboard shortcut is assigned to more than one command. The mappings are not perfect but at least most of the keyboard shortcuts that you use in your current editor can also be used in Visual Studio Code. These are the cool extensions that have the capability of mapping the keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio Code to the keyboard shortcuts used in other code editors. Perhaps such a hesitation will completely disappear once they find out about a specific part of Visual Studio Code called Keymaps. Some web developers, who have spent a lot of time to learn the keyboard shortcuts of their current code editors, might hesitant to completely make a switch to Visual Studio Code.
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