How to remove "debugger eval code" at the end of the output in console

Question

I'm using Firefox 66.0.3.

When I execute the following snippet

[1,1,5,76,7,8,8,85,8,5,85,5,5,55].forEach(x => console.log(x))

or whatever code that has console.log() the browser shows debugger eval code at the end of the line in the output.

How to remove "debugger eval code" from output?

Answer 1

Unfortunately there is no way (at this date) to disable that but there is a way for solving your problem

Define an array with one "\n" element:

temp = ["\n"]

Add each of your message with "\n" at end to array

temp.push(message+"\n")

Then log the array with spread operator

console.log(...temp)

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now you log your whole messages with just ONE eval code

you can now easily select all the log without eval code because of first "\n" element

Answer 2

Join your list with line breaks:

console.log([1,1,5,76,7,8,8,85,8,5,85,5,5,55].join('\n'))

You can then safely copy the result without the debugger eval code strings.