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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?

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Reset to default
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open the dev tools settings, then the Blackboxing tab

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

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

The Ignore list tab: enter image description here

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

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This doesn't work for me
The pattern is a regex. So, this worked for me: .*node_modules.*
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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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