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How to hide link to source of run js-command in the console

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JavaScript file uses command ```console.log()``` for showing values and outputs they into console. Next to the displayed result, there is a link to the place where the function was called (the source). I need to copy the displayed result, but when I select text in the console, these links get there.

How do I disable these links so that they are not displayed when data is output?

JavaScript file uses command ```console.log()``` for showing values and outputs they into console. Next to the displayed result, there is a link to the place where the function was called (the source). I need to copy the displayed result, but when I select text in the console, these links get there. '''How do I disable these links so that they are not displayed when data is output?'''
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cor-el
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I don't think there is a way to disable/prevent this.

Try to ask at the devtools forum on Mozilla Discourse.