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I have recently noticed some large stack traces in my javascript console when debugging greensock tweens in chrome.

If you look at the example codepen url, you will see that `requestAnimationFrame (async)` is called repeatedly on every `onUpdate`.

I think something has changed in Chrome, as I don't ever recall seeing such long callbacks when debugging before.

Any suggestions how to reduce/suppress those stack traces?  (And out of curiosity, what's going on to cause those stack traces?)

Thanks!

 

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No browser extensions installed.  This is on Chrome Version 60.0.3112.78 (Official Build) (64-bit) running on macOS 10.12.6 (16G29).

 

As you see in the video, the initial load does not have the large stack trace.  Those come with subsequent reloads.

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If you would like to disable async stack traces when Chrome Dev Tools is open, you can press Ctrl + Shift + p to access the Chrome Command Menu.

 

In the pop up list search area, type debugger .. Then click the following to disable

  • Debugger Do not capture async stack traces

Async Stack Traces are on by default now.. so doing the above will disable it :)

 

 

 

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