Visual Studio - don't show current line on break
Is it possible to disable the Visual Studio (2013) feature that shows the most recently executed line of code when the program is suspended?
95% of the time I break the program just to change the code and don't want to see the current line, which basically opens a new tab in a completely uninteresting place (for example Application.Run(new FormMain())
).
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