隐藏chrome-extension：在“开发人员工具”脚本选项卡中

Question

When I debug javascript-code in Chrome I use the Scripts tab in the Developer tools. In the list of scripts(the drop-down) a lot of extensions are listed on this form:

• chrome-extension://lfhsdjklfhaslkfhuwklshdfjkash/path/to/script.js
• chrome-extension://lfhsdjklfhaslkfhuwklshdfjkash/path/to/another/script.js
• and so on

I've got around 20-30 such lines and that is pretty annoying when I just want to see my own scripts.

Is it possible to hide these lines but keep the scripts from the current web page?

Answer 1

Chrome now has built in user profile support. Create yourself a new profile with the extensions you need: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/2364824?hl=en

The first option will be to disable all your extensions... not so cool...

If you find the chrome-extensions scripts very irritating, you can create yourself a developer profile with no extensions (or a minimal set of extensions) for debugging your scripts. Explanation for windows:

• Duplicate your "Google Chrome" shortcut (by ctrl+dragging it)
• Rename the new shortcut to "Chrome Dev Profile".
• Right click it -> Properties
• (Choose a path for your profile dir. You don't need to create it. For example: c:\\users\\udi\\profiles\\chromedevprofile )

• Add to the "Target" field, following the path to chrome.exe:

  --user-data-dir=c:\\users\\udi\\profiles\\chromedevprofile (with your path of course).

• Launch it (and grab a coffee or wait a minute or so for the hamsters).

• Now you have a second chrome profile running. You will see there is no history, bookmarks, extensions etc. Don't panic, you still have all of them in your normal profile.
• Optional: You would probably want to change the way this chrome looks to get a bit confused. Install a theme from here: https://tools.google.com/chrome/intl/en/themes/index.html
• Use this profile for debugging. :-)
• (You can also keep your debugging bookmarks in the bookmark toolbar for easy access without disturbing your regular bookmarks toolbar. Same for debugging oriented extensions.)

Answer 2

(I think the question isn't accurate/relevant today; it's been almost five years. I don't see a “ Scripts tab” on my Chromium, and there is no drop-down for scripts in the Sources tab. In fact, “sources” and “content scripts” appear now separately in Sources , and that probably solves the original issue.)

I stumbled upon this question looking for something very similar, and I had to figure out the solution, so I'm sharing it for those who arrive here like me:

How to hide extensions in the Network tab :

Use the filter text field to exclude extension scripts. Three ideas:

• larger-than:1 (best solution).
• If all the resources you care about share protocol: scheme:https or scheme:http .
• If all the resources you care about come from the same type of TLD: domain:*.com (eg).