I'm running a content script on a page for an extension I'm building. I simply want to see only errors and messages from that one extension in the Google Chrome console. I need to be able to make this happen without:
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without blocking messages/errors from other extensions [like this post explains], since I have a ton of extensions and I might need to know about their errors in future and don't want to forget to unhide their messages/errors
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without installing a fresh install of Chrome on a VM, using Chrome incognito, or something similar
What I've tried
- filtering in the console using "chrome-extension://myChromeExtensionIDHere" showed my extension's errors, but that didn't show any console.log messages I was sending in my script in my extension.
- url:chrome-extension://myChromeExtensionIDHere showed my extension's console.log messages, but didn't show the errors
- clicking my "content_script.js" on the side, but that didn't capture all the errors resulting from my content_script (there were some listed under a different script)
This seems simple but am struggling to find a way to do it. How can I do this?
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