The collapsed (non-functional) performance chart window is just sitting there wasting an entire vertical column of space whenever I'm not doing profiling (which is most of the time).
I would like to reclaim that wasted space somehow - any suggestions?
There doesn't seem to be any options on right-click (like where you can "hide" a tool window). When I "drag" the widget, the whole column gets highlighted, but I don't seem to be able to actually drag it anywhere.
It's fine if the way to disable the performance widget is to disable all JVM profiling functionality.
Request to disable the performance widget is requested as a usability issue:
(you may not be able to see the issue at the moment, it has been auto-locked because it has the word "performance" in it).
Invoke Find Action
from the Help
menu (Command/Ctrl+Shift+A) and search for Registry
in the popup that appears to open the Registry dialog. Disable the profiler.widget.in.run.console
option there (you can type in the dialog to search for this key). Be careful with the other configuration options, because it is possible to break your IntelliJ IDEA installation with an incorrect setting.