Showing Visual Studio pinned tabs in a separate row

In Visual Studio if you have lots of tabs open you can pin the ones you’re directly working on to the far left to find them easily…

but… for additional separation you can force Visual Studio to show all pinned tabs on their own row as per below…

Show pinned tabs in separate row


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