Chrome's built-in JavaScript console does not natively support displaying text in different colors based on message types like errors, warnings, and regular logs. It typically displays all messages in the same default text color.
However, you can manually style your log messages using CSS styling within your JavaScript code. Here's an example of how you can achieve this:
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console.log('%cThis is a regular log message', 'color: green;');
console.warn('%cThis is a warning message', 'color: orange;');
console.error('%cThis is an error message', 'color: red;');
In the code above, we use the %c placeholder in console.log, console.warn, and console.error to apply inline CSS styles to the text. You can specify the desired color using the color property in the inline styles.
Please note that this approach will only style the messages in your console for your current session and won't affect how messages are displayed in other users' browsers. Additionally, browser behaviors may change over time, so it's possible that new features or improvements have been added to Chrome's console since my last knowledge update. You may want to check the latest documentation or browser updates for any new features related to console message styling.
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