Can Chrome Debugger exclude node_modules files?

Question

I am debugging through an Angular 5 application in the Chrome Debugger. Skipping through the core.js, zone.js and observable files can become cumbersome. Are there any fancy tips or tricks for excluding those files from my debugging?

Spit

this works: stackoverflow.com/questions/42753631 – Ranita

developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/settings/ignore-list – Nadya

Answer 1

open the dev tools settings, then the Blackboxing tab

then enter a pattern to match the files you need to ignore

Moton

Answer 2

The Blackboxing tab has now been renamed in the latest Chrome and can be found by Pressing F1

The Ignore list tab:

You may try a pattern of webpack:///./node_modules

Ferebee

This doesn't work for me – Masse

The pattern is a regex. So, this worked for me: .*node_modules.* – Seigel

Answer 3

Now with the latest version of chrome, On Developer Tools > Settings (Cog Icon ⚙️) > Ignore List, node_modules files already ignored by default:

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