With the latest update of the Visual Studio 2015, you can get the "Based on your project, we have identified extensions you may find helpful" message if you open .html or .cshtml files.
It may slows down the file open process as it searches for the extensions for that page.
Clicking "Don't ask again" disables the notification only until the Visual Studio restarted.
It is the issue with the Visual Studio (https://github.com/aspnet/Tooling/issues/305).
So to turn off it permanently do the following steps
1) Go to Tools > Options > Text Editor > HTML > Advance
2) Set Identify Helpful Extensions to False
3) Click on OK.
Note: It will be "False" already if you dismissed the yellow bar in the current VS session. In this case just the action of showing the options dialog and closing it with "OK" will be enough to persist the setting.
It may slows down the file open process as it searches for the extensions for that page.
Clicking "Don't ask again" disables the notification only until the Visual Studio restarted.
It is the issue with the Visual Studio (https://github.com/aspnet/Tooling/issues/305).
So to turn off it permanently do the following steps
1) Go to Tools > Options > Text Editor > HTML > Advance
2) Set Identify Helpful Extensions to False
3) Click on OK.
Note: It will be "False" already if you dismissed the yellow bar in the current VS session. In this case just the action of showing the options dialog and closing it with "OK" will be enough to persist the setting.
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