Starting with Visual Studio 16.9 Preview 3 we are slowly rolling out the new Razor editor to different groups of users. When you go to turn on the new Razor editor you may find that it’s already on. Go to Tools > Options > Environment > Preview Features and select the Enable experimental Razor editor option: Note: Visual Studio previews can be safely installed side-by-side with your stable Visual Studio installation.Install the latest Visual Studio preview (16.9 Preview 3). To get started wtih the new Razor editor: We hope you’ll give the new Razor editor a try and share feedback with us on your experience! Get started We think the new editor is close to being ready for normal daily development, so now is the time to give it a try with the latest Visual Studio preview. The team has been hard at work bringing the new Razor editor up to parity with the old one, fixing bugs, and adding lots of great new functionality. It’s been six months since we announced the first preview of a new experimental Razor editor for Visual Studio based on a common Razor language server and it’s time to give an update on our progress.
