Opening, reopening, and closing projects
Press twice or click
on the Navigation bar and type openin the search field of the Run Anything popup that opens. Then select the required project from the list, and press .
Run Anything is also a quick way to launch applications and to run npm or yarn scripts, learn more from Run Anything and Running npm and yarn scripts.
To see all available commands, type
?.
Go to and click Manage Projects at the very bottom of the list of recent projects. From the list of recent projects, select the project to remove and then select Remove from Recent Projects from its context menu.
On the Welcome Screen, click Projects in the left-hand pane, select a project from the list in the right-hand pane, and then select Remove from Recent Projects from its context menu.
Alternatively, click
and select Remove from Recent Projects from the list.
Go to .
Alternatively, close the window with the project by clicking
in the upper-right corner. However, if you have only one project opened, this will actually close WebStorm.
Select from the main menu and then in the Select Path dialog, select the directory that contains the project to open.
By default, WebStorm displays a dialog prompting you to select whether you want to attach the new project to the currently opened one (Attach), open the project in a new window (New Window), or replace the currently opened project with the new one in the existing window (This Window).
You can change or restore this behavior on the System Settings page of the Settings dialog as described in Change the project opening policy.
In the Project tool window, select the project to detach and click Remove from Project View in its context menu.
