Disallow console.clear()

Disallows use of the console.clear() function on all websites.

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The Disallow console.clear() Chrome extension ensures that the console.clear() function is disabled on all websites. This prevents websites from clearing your browser's console logs, allowing developers and users to maintain consistent visibility of console output during debugging sessions. By blocking the automatic console clearing attempts, this extension helps improve transparency and debugging efficiency while browsing.

With Disallow console.clear(), you gain better control over your browser's developer tools, preventing any offensive or deceptive use of console clearing scripts. This lightweight extension is perfect for developers, testers, or simply anyone who wants to keep track of console logs without interruption.

Add-on Developer Tools Productivity Privacy & Security

By:: Sainan
Daily users:: 100 -2
Rating:: 4.00

(4)
Version:: 1.2.2resigned1 Last updated: 2024-04-25
Version code:: 5730108
Creation date:: 2018-03-23
Risk:: Moderate risk impact Moderate risk likelihood
Size:: 7.89KB
Email:: sa*****@protonmail.com
Source:: Firefox Browser Add-ons
Updated:: a day ago

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# 10,051 ▼ 56

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#10 in console keyword 13 ▲ 1

#80 in zillow keyword 12 ▼ 2

#87 in function keyword 6 ▼ 2

#92 in learn keyword 41

#199 in slow keyword 25

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Disallow console.clear() requires a few sensitive permissions. Exercise caution before installing.

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Critical Allows access to all websites, posing a significant security risk as it can monitor and modify data from any visited site.
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