[Solved]How to remove the Warning message in Dev Console?

[dmitrystas]

dmitrystas last edited by

still no way to hide this worthless warning?

[oddssatisfy]

oddssatisfy @TruckTonka last edited by

@trucktonka said in How to remove the Warning message in Dev Console?:

Just start trying Opera today all good, except can can I remove the Warning message in the dev console to gain some desktop space back?

Thanks.

I am also having the same issue.

[joeri-thys]

joeri-thys @oddssatisfy last edited by

@oddssatisfy This still works : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72462196/red-warning-message-in-opera-console

[joeri-thys]

joeri-thys @dmitrystas last edited by

@dmitrystas This still works : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72462196/red-warning-message-in-opera-console

[oddssatisfy]

oddssatisfy last edited by

@joeri-thys thank you for your suggestion

[joeri-thys]

joeri-thys @oddssatisfy last edited by

@oddssatisfy You're welcome.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

This is so Opera - introduce a feature no-one asked for and then ignore everyone complaining about it. It would've taken them a couple hours to implement a toggle in the settings but hey, why bother when you can just ignore your users, right? It's like they're trying to find new ways to push users away from their browser. It's almost like every update adds some bloat that you have to turn off, some shopping "improvements" that I always disable or some warnings that you conveniently can't even hide.

Vivaldi and other browsers are looking like better and better alternatives with every release. Might as well just bite the bullet and leave Opera for once. Tired of them by now.

[verstack]

verstack @joeri-thys last edited by

@joeri-thys Yes, if you immediately go to the console. But if you first open the element inspector and switch to the console, or open the console directly in the inspector, then this does not work. The banner stays in place. Unfortunately, I do this very often, so this solution did not help me. It helped to remove the opera and switch to another browser.

[joeri-thys]

joeri-thys @verstack last edited by

@verstack Hi there, Sure works for me, at least untill the next Opera update.
Maybe you didn't go through the whole procedure, or maybe it only works on a Mac, can't tell for sure.

[someguynameded]

someguynameded last edited by leocg

Please remove the message! I thougth I finally found a browser that meets my needs and I'm specifically using for development purposes and this is so annoying. Make it stay there for like 10 seconds and then make it disappear. Opera developers making it difficult for other developers, that's simply ridiculous

[Mdhia]

Mdhia last edited by

this is like telling us opera is not for developpers ?

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer last edited by burnout426

Starting with Opera 97.0.4711.0, there's a "Don't warn me again" link in the warning you can click.

The setting is stored at root/devtools/synced_preferences_sync_disabled/showConsoleSecurityWarning in the "Preferences" file in the profile folder. It gets the value of false. (Well, currently, it gets the value of the string "false" instead of a bool false, but it still hides the warning message all the same.)

[mroky]

mroky @burnout426 last edited by mroky

@burnout426
Finally a proper solution to a frustrating non dismissible warning banner that came almost 1 year later. Which should have been a default option in the first place.

I don't understand how such thing is released to production. This isn't even a mistake a junior developer can make, yet alone this must have been approved by their peers and managers. Are they first time internet users or what? Every warning, every popup, every banner can be dismissed. This shouldn't even be discussed. Such a shame for Opera.

And, this issue should have been solved with a hotfix instead of adding it as an option feature in a version release.

Also, Opera 97 and this option to dismiss the warning is still not available in Opera GX.

Thanks for the update anyway. Meh at best.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @mroky last edited by

@mroky It wasn't a bug, but something deliberately added. And there were requests to remove the warning or, at least, allow to hide it and those requests were analyzed together with the several others that Opera receive all the time, that now were granted.

[LeandroMouzinho]

LeandroMouzinho last edited by

I need you to remove this please

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @LeandroMouzinho last edited by

@leandromouzinho See https://forums.opera.com/post/301329

[mroky]

mroky @leocg last edited by

@leocg
Never said it was a bug.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @mroky last edited by

@mroky The way you wrote your posts seems to say the opposite.

[duduindo]

duduindo @burnout426 last edited by

@burnout426 Thank you, bro

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

I recently migrated to Vivaldi despite being an avid Opera user since around 2002. Over the last few years the browser has become too much like Chrome and Opera developers too much like Google developers - implementing features without adding any abilities to disable them, adding bloat that no-one asks for and afterwards ignoring all pleas from their community, which is what made them what they are.

Yes, a banner like this is a minor thing you might say, but it's an indication of a much bigger problem with their mentality. I liked Opera specifically because it was different and more customizable than others but it has slowly become faceless just like every other major browser.

Vivaldi has turned out to be pretty great. Not the best thing ever but way better and much more customizable than Opera. I have styled it the way I want, created custom images for tiles (something Opera STILL doesn't have) and it works like a treat. Sorry to say but Opera lost one very loyal customer.