Starting a few versions ago, Google Chrome has started showing JS violations in the developer console. While that can be useful sometimes, more often it is just cluttering the console.
Is there a way to disable these violations?
As a side note, also since recently, the developer console no longer features checkboxes for the various types of debug output. Now you only have log levels: Verbose, Info, Warnings, Errors. I find the former method with checkboxes much more useful - is there some way (a flag?) to make them come back?
As of Chrome version 78 (Dec 2019), in the "Console" tab, click on the "Default levels" pulldown, and uncheck the types of messages you don't want displayed.
Use the short cut Ctrl + L to clear the console. Use the clear log button on the top left corner of the chrome dev tools console to clear the console.
In latest Chrome (64.0.3282.167), add the following to your "Filter" box with "All levels" selected:
-[Violation]
Not sure if any sort of Regex is supported any longer (previous versions of Chrome had a checkbox that allowed you to filter by expression), but the -
seems to be a "don't match".
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