How to unhide filtered messages in Chrome developer Tools on a MAC

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I am in the developer view in Chrome + shift+c. Under the console tab, it shows this message

> 7 items hidden by filters

But the issue is I have no filters set. I tried right clicking and selecting 'Filter' but the unhide all is greyed out. And tried reseting the developer console.But it didnt work, how do i fix this ?

Javascript Solutions


Solution 1 - Javascript

There seems to be a bug in chrome, when adding filters via the rightclick context menu:

Filter > Hide Messages from ...

The only thing that worked for me, was to reset the entire debugger settings

Settings (F1 on Windows) > DevTools > Restore defaults and reload

Solution 2 - Javascript

You need to click on the circled X in the filter area, or focus the filter area and delete the text typed there.

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Solution 3 - Javascript

Right click on console area, Filter -> Unhide All, in filter option you will see all filters. enter image description here Screenshot

Solution 4 - Javascript

You must close the "console sidebar" to enable the log level filter. DevTools has this sidebar closed by default, which is why "Restore to defaults" also works.

How to close the console sidebar

Solution 5 - Javascript

Had the same issue and resolved now following the below steps.

  • Right click in the browser and select Inspect
  • Go to Console
  • Click on the button shown in the screenshot and select Default from the dropdown menu.

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Solution 6 - Javascript

All you need to do is to select either "Info" or "Verbase" option next to filter field to see the console log.

Solution 7 - Javascript

Onl following worked for me.

Press Ctrl + Shift + P inside dev window

type 'settings' in search field and open it

click 'restore defaults and reload' in lower right corner

Solution 8 - Javascript

Check for a small input box above the console, You may have set a entered some text once as a filter and forgot to clear it.

Solution 9 - Javascript

in your chrome console,

click default levels -> enable/check all values

refresh your page ..

now it wont filter anything if you checked all...

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Solution 10 - Javascript

For those for whom none of the mentioned solutions helped out, you can try following:

While Console is opened press Ctrl+Shift+P and then a little window will pop up where you can run commands.

One that concerns us is:

> Console Show messages from all contexts

Console Show messages from all contexts

Solution 11 - Javascript

I had the same issue the other day. Go to the console in your dev tools and right click on an error message. Hover over 'filter' option, then select unhide all.

console > right click error message > filter > unhide all

Solution 12 - Javascript

I had same problem but selecting "info" or "verbose" didn´t unhide errors, what was hidding them for me was, "Hide network" inside console settings, was checked, so i just unchecked and no "items hidden by filters" showing anymore.

Solution 13 - Javascript

What really worked for me was to click on the settings button, right top of the console window, and unselect

"Hide Network" and "Selected context only"

My settings became like that:

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