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Chrome developer tools blackbox option isn't there?

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I can't find the option to blackbox code anywhere on the chrome developer tools. It also doesn't give me the option when I right-click a file. I am using the latest version.

This link that was posted 3 days ago states the e is simply a "blackbox" tab in settings, but it isn't there for me. https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/javascript/step-code

There is also no "Manage framework blackboxing" option in general settings as stated in various guides.

Can anyone help? I can't see any posts online saying it has been removed.

Thanks!

Screenshot of my settings menu

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Chris Sherriff Avatar asked Oct 24 '16 10:10

Chris Sherriff


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2 Answers

"Blackbox script" was removed from Chrome at some point after Feb 2016. This is a bug in Chrome. Please star it.

As a workaround, you can double-click the offending script, then right click on its source code in the code pane, and choose "Blackbox script" from there.

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Dan Dascalescu Avatar answered Sep 25 '22 16:09

Dan Dascalescu


As of this post, Chrome has once again refactored this function. It has been renamed to Framework Ignore List. enter image description here

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Mike S. Avatar answered Sep 22 '22 16:09

Mike S.