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I've been using Zsh for a long time and have installed a syntax highlighting extension such that, as shown in the picture below, when I enter the name of a program that doesn't exist on the console, the text will automatically turn red.

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However, I also have a Windows PC and am currently wondering how I could install such an extension or how I could configure my PowerShell to work the same way. I know it's possible because, as you can see on the .gif image below, the color of the text automatically changed when I typed in different types of variables on my current PowerShell.

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  • have you tried searching for powershell zsh yet?
    – Lee_Dailey
    Commented Apr 1, 2022 at 21:19
  • @Lee_Dailey yes, of course, but to no avail.
    – digitalguy99
    Commented Apr 22, 2022 at 0:14

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Try installing the pwsh-syntax-highlighting module. It is very similar to the syntax-highlighting extension on zsh with the exception that it is still in development and only validates the first word entered into the prompt.

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