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I don't wish to disable my extensions – after all they're there for development purposes – but I want to disable their output from the console in Web Inspector. Is there a way to do this?

N.B. a very similar question has been asked on StackOverflow, but it seems that question and its answers are leaning towards disabling extensions, which is not what I want (since I obviously use them for development) – I simply want to suppress their output from the console.

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Just temporarily disable the extensions.

This will add a button to your browser and it will only require two clicks to toggle your extensions.

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That's a nice tip (thanks!), however if you prefer to use the extensions while developing, it's awkward having to disable them just to get a clean console. – hced Jun 8 '12 at 1:04
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@hced: Another approach which might work is running in incognito mode and allow the extensions you need for developing in incognito. Yet another approach is creating a separate user profile for developing. From your screenshot it only appear to be two bad extensions, perhaps you can just disable those and/or find alternatives. In any case, a lot of options to try; and if you really want it, raise a feature request at Google Chrome and hopefully one day it'll be available for all developers... – Tom Wijsman Jun 8 '12 at 1:42

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