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kirkland
8 months agoNew Contributor
How to silence 1Password noise in the browser console
As a front-end developer, I spend a lot of time in the browser console. I am developing an authentication process for a website. The browser console is full of noise from the 1Password Chrome extension. Is there a way to turn it off?
Thanks in advance for your help.
6 Replies
- a_pNew Contributor
1password is managed by my organization and I cannot turn off the extension. It is BLASTING my console with this kind of stuff
To the point where I can't find my own console.logs. How do I get it to shut up?
- 1P_Dave
Moderator
Thanks you for reaching out. Can you tell me what steps you're using to open the console? In Chrome, when I just open the console on a page using View > Developer > JavaScript Console, I don't see the messages in your screenshot.
-Dave
- a_pNew Contributor
CMD-option-J in chrome.
It seems to only occur in one tab... when I have multiple consoles open at once, only one will have all this noise in it.
- 1P_Dave
Moderator
Hello kirkland! π
Thanks for reaching out. I only see those messages (which are normal and are used by 1Password to ensure that the desktop app and 1Password in the browser lock and unlock at the same time) when I do the following:
- Open: chrome://extensions/
- Click Details under 1Password.
- Under Inspect views, click service worker.
Can you tell me what steps you're using to open the console? When I just open the console on a page using View > Developer > JavaScript Console, I don't see the messages in your screenshot.-Dave