The reason why this has never been removed or an option for removing it has been added is because Opera doesn't care or really want developers using their browser.
We are not their main target and we're the furthest from their mind so using the extension linked above is the best solution we'll get.
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RE: [Solved]How to remove the Warning message in Dev Console?Opera for Windows
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RE: Is it possible to disable the default JSON viewer?Opera for Windows
@burnout426 Thank you! That's exactly what I was looking for
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RE: Opera 87.0.4388.0 developer updateBlogs
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DNA-98390 DevTools’s console warning about copying scripts
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RE: Opera 87.0.4388.0 developer updateBlogs
@leocg There is a big difference between one site having it and every single site having it.
I have to see that warning in sites that I work on and it's not only distracting but it also removes space from logs.
For me that's an indication that Opera shouldn't be used for Web development.
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RE: Opera 109 developerBlogs
@michaing: I think this is related to the search engine entries being missing that @ralf-brinkmann and I are facing. Seems like some settings no longer save correctly
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RE: Opera 108.0.5063.0 developer updateBlogs
@ralf-brinkmann: Same here, all custom search engines are gone. Thankfully they don't seem to disappear if you add them again and restart Opera
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RE: Opera 108.0.5054.0 developer updateBlogs
Is there way to get the broken extensions back other than reverting to the previous Opera version?
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RE: [Solved]How to remove the Warning message in Dev Console?Opera for Windows
@derloopkat The latest stable Opera version is 105, you need to update to be able to remove this warning
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RE: Is it possible to disable the default JSON viewer?Opera for Windows
@burnout426 Thank you! That's exactly what I was looking for
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RE: Is it possible to disable the default JSON viewer?Opera for Windows
@leocg Yes it does, open https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts in Opera and you'll see a page that looks like the screenshot I posted.
Regardless, I have seen others report this problem and it seems to be a Chromium issue. The latest version of Chromium fixes this and allows extensions to override the viewer
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Is it possible to disable the default JSON viewer?Opera for Windows
The most recent version of Opera (103.0.4928.16) seems to include a JSON viewer installed that's used when viewing json pages.
Example for https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts
Is there any way to disable this viewer? It's overriding an extension I use to view JSON that has more functionality than the default viewer.
I see no option in the settings, opera://flags or the extension list when running Opera with --show-component-extension-options
If it is not possible to disable it is there any way for an extension to take precedence over the default viewer?