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Does it really have to? Vscode is built on top of it, I don’t think it’s ever opened chromium dev tools for the app (maybe I’m wrong?)

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Some apps can disable it, I think Discord does so people don’t get tricked into pasting random scripts into the console

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That is true, though it’s possible to re-activate them through a configuration file in discord. However, a developer can fully disable the tools if they wish

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For VSCode, click Help -> Toggle Developer Tools

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on raspbian, don’t remember which version, ctrl shift I opens dev tools Edit vs code dev tools

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