I am struggling to migrate working from Powershell ISE to VS Code for PowerShell programming.

I am struggling to migrate working from Powershell ISE to VSCode for powershell programming.
The biggest issue so far is to get ISE-like experience.
People writing on the internet about VSCode setting “Toggle ISE mode” are wrong.
Because it only styles Window GUI and location in VSCode to look like ISE.
I don’t want to have just tab suggestion list when I type beginning of the powershell cmdlet name.
Because it is useless.
I don’t see a point in the list of 30 suggestions when I type: Get-Win… and press “CTRL+Space”, because I cannot select any of them to complete my typing. It basically tells you have to press TAB 30 times to get desired cmdlet name or continue writing cmdlet name to make it more specific.

I am struggling to migrate working from Powershell ISE to VSCode for powershell programming.
The biggest issue so far is to get ISE-like experience.
People writing on the internet about VSCode setting “Toggle ISE mode” are wrong.
Because it only styles Window GUI and location in VSCode to look like ISE.
I don’t want to have just tab suggestion list when I type beginning of the powershell cmdlet name.
Because it is useless.
I don’t see a point in the list of 30 suggestions when I type: Get-Win… and press “CTRL+Space”, because I cannot select any of them to complete my typing. It basically tells you have to press TAB 30 times to get desired cmdlet name or continue writing cmdlet name to make it more specific.