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Remove Chrome DevTools Workspace Folder
I've by mistake added the wrong folder to my Workspaces in Chrome DevTools.
How do I remove it?
Solution
Oh wait… found the solution.
When you hover over the box there’s an ‘x’ you can click.
Sadly I couldn’t click this ‘x’ because it was being blocked by the path.
By resizing your window you can very exactly position your mouse to just hover over the ‘x’ but not the path. Very buggy.
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