How can I keep Visual Studio from indenting newlines (C#)?

Question

Here's a gif of what's happening. I am pressing Enter twice. I don't want the indentation that gets created after I press Enter the second time.

EDIT: To be more precise, I do want to keep smart indentation to match newline indentation to the current block, even when new blocks are created. What I don't understand/like is the way it is adding indentation when that block was not ever indented that far to begin with. So I don't want Visual Studio to relatively indent newlines; it's not like I want to remove automatic indentation entirely.

Answer 1

Tools - Options - Text Editor - C# - Tabs - Indenting

Set the value to None from Smart. Bear in mind this will drop your indentation to the start of the line, no tabs or spaces until you place them in yourself. This can cause headaches in the long run having to indent yourself, so you can just disable it once you move on and go back to you automated indentation.

It's not perfect, and according to everyone that uses visual studio you aren't alone in your complaints of indentation.

Please see this question if you want to know what I mean. Very messy.