Remove React DevTools Download console log on install
See original GitHub issueI have React DevTools downloaded and enabled as a Chrome extension, version 0.13.1. I am using the react
npm package, version 0.12.2, in a Chrome extension that is browserified.
Every time I open my console, the console log: “Download the React DevTools for a better development experience: http://fb.me/react-devtools” is there.
What can I do to remove this?
Update from maintainers: see solution in https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/3877#issuecomment-341857218.
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If you set
window.__REACT_DEVTOOLS_GLOBAL_HOOK__ = {}
, it will also silence the warning. This seems preferable to usingNODE_ENV=production
, which may have other consequences.Opera. It doesn’t support installing Chrome add-ons out of the box.
And yes, I know how to make it work, but that’s not the point — why in the nine hells do I even see ads in my developer console, while working on my project? Do we seriously need an AdBlock for the JS console now, to silence this type of incredibly intrusive advertising, because Facebook?
Sorry guys, I love React, but putting permanent ads in there was just not very good of an idea, was it.
(BTW tomorrow is the React Next 2016, let’s beer.)