Productivity Power Tools for Visual Studio 2012 were released on Nov 7, 2012 – as announced on The Visual Studio Blog. Aside from 2010 features, there are several new ones:
- Quick Tasks (instantly perform common tasks – uses
Quick Launch). - Power Commands (speeds up how you interact with code)
- Color Printing (now you don’t need a separate extension)
Here is a link to the extensions gallery page.
Note: Ctrl+Click works a bit different. New version reduces tab clutter, which would normally occur after aggressive Ctrl+Clicking. VS 2010 would keep all code files open, VS 2012 only keeps the current one, and it’s right-aligned (in contrast to other tabs being left-aligned). There is an option to make it permanent, if you need to.