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enable custom levels in google chrome console

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sabsac

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Please see attached image.How do we enable Custom levels filters in google chrome console after pressing ctrl+shift+i.I cant find that option on my browser.
 

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I don't have the option 'Custom levels' in my Chrome browser either, and could not find a way to enable it - or even what it is.
What do you need custom levels for ?
 
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cbreemer said:
I don't have the option 'Custom levels' in my Chrome browser either, and could not find a way to enable it - or even what it is.
What do you need custom levels for ?
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Even I dont see it in my browser.I am trying to follow a youtube javascript tutorials playlist and the youtuber is showing the chrome console in the attached screenshot format.So I was just curious how he managed that.
 
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The video explains JavaScript hoisting, but does not appear to be using these "Custom levels" as fas as I could see. I guess you could ask Mr. Saini on his YouTube channel.
 
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Thanks for the link.

So it looks like you'll see "custom levels' when you change the levels you'd like to see. You have the different options Default, Verbose, Info, Warnings, Errors. By default only Info, Warnings and Errors are checked off under the levels menu.

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If you check verbose it will change to "All levels" but if you were to un-check error you'll see Custom Levels.

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Malcolm said:
Thanks for the link.

So it looks like you'll see "custom levels' when you change the levels you'd like to see. You have the different options Default, Verbose, Info, Warnings, Errors. By default only Info, Warnings and Errors are checked off under the levels menu.
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Aha ! I should have found that..... So it says "Custom" whenever you have changed something to the Default levels. Here was I thinking there was a possibility for some clever tweaking here 🙄
 
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cbreemer said:
Aha ! I should have found that..... So it says "Custom" whenever you have changed something to the Default levels. Here was I thinking there was a possibility for some clever tweaking here 🙄
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Exactly, I could not find any documentation anywhere. But I started playing around with it more and found it.
 
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cbreemer said:
Aha ! I should have found that..... So it says "Custom" whenever you have changed something to the Default levels. Here was I thinking there was a possibility for some clever tweaking here 🙄
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I finally found the custom levels option in a browser.Its available exclusively in edge developer tools.
 

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I finally found the custom levels option in a browser.Its available exclusively in edge developer tools.
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Too bad Edge stopped working for me, and now way I could raise it from the dead. Does it actually do anything or is it (like in Chrome) just to indicate that you have changed the default levels ?
 
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Too bad Edge stopped working for me, and now way I could raise it from the dead. Does it actually do anything or is it (like in Chrome) just to indicate that you have changed the default levels ?
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It is just like in chrome and works exactly as malcolm pointed out when the 'warnings' option is disabled.so you basically dont get warnings inside your console for syntax or other errors I guess!
 
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