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Same issue. I noticed my Chrome users having issues after the latest update to Chrome covered at https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-online-questions/message-asking-for-access-to-local-device-when/td-p/1662179 The Chrome issue is due to a security feature added in the latest update of Chrome, could this be related to a similar update in Firefox? ... View more

"Open the Layer Properties for the Feature you don't want to see the field of. Under the Fields Tab, uncheck the fields you do not want to see." @RobertBorchert  - This.  This is it. **Edit - This is almost it. It doesn't work for feature services. Even with the fields turned off before publishing, the fact that editor tracking fields even exist is enough to show that stupid "Edited by" line in the popups, provided the layer will publish at all (per KE's comment in this thread: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-online-questions/arcgis-online-no-data-in-published-feature-service/td-p/438246 ). So the only way to make this go away is to disable Editor Tracking, which is not an option as stated before. I did not know that turning fields off could be done at a layer level. (right-click a layer -> Design -> Fields, uncheck the fields you don't want visible *with the exception of the Shape field, which ever field is designated as the "Display Field" in the layer properties, **Edit - and the Editor Tracking fields, which much be visible to publish the layer*).  No where (or one) ever mentioned that this. I still hold by my Idea above that this should be disabled by default, because this is still annoying and problematic. ... View more

@RobertBorchert, currently we're publishing services from ArcMap mxds.  We plan on shifting to Pro for our service creation in the future but are not to that point yet. ... View more

@RobertBorchert, I'm not sure what you mean by "turn the field off".  Could you elaborate, please? ... View more

@jcarlson, something like that would be great. ... View more

The short answer is "it depends".  Sometimes once a feature is copied into the desired layer I just need to make some edits to the attributes and I'm good.  Sometimes I need to edit the vertices to reshape the feature (ex. making sure a subdivision snaps to parcels).  Because Edit Vertices was the edit tool I used most often, it was the one previous versions of Pro defaulted to.  In 2.6 it always brings up Move, which I almost never use, hence the Idea to let us select which tool (if any) is opened by default. I tried unchecking the "Show the editing toolbar on the map" option (suggested by Esri support), which does indeed prevent tools from opening automatically, but then I find myself turning it back on since having to right click to do every edit is awkward. The "Deactivate an active editing tool when you save or discard the edit" option works, unless you have "Automatically save edits" turned on. ... View more

I've been using TextFormatting.NewLine for a while now with my AGOL popups, but when I copied the code into a Portal application it doesn't work.  I have the NewLine embedded in an expression with an IF statement, so HTML is not an option.  Is this just a Portal thing? ... View more

Unfortunately that option only seems to work on hosted features.  Most of my layers are REST services and that check box is not available: However, the edit information still shows in the popup: ... View more

Is there an Ideas page for this topic so we can track progress?  It's been a year since the last reply. ... View more

I'm not sure if this is what Chris is looking for, but in my case it would be clicking on a property outline and having the Intersect use that feature (to, say, find out what your building zones are or if you're in a flood zone). ... View more