Reputation: 3012
In Android Studio (and IntelliJ IDEA), when you hover your cursor in the scrollbar area of the editing window, the cursor changes to a pointing hand and displays a 10-line preview of the code in that location in the file. Here's a screenshot:
As you move your cursor up and down that scrollbar area, the code preview overlay shifts with it. I've dug through the preferences and searched online, but I can't figure out how to turn off this feature. Does anyone know what this is called and how to disable it?
Upvotes: 18
Views: 5037
Reputation: 160191
It's called the "code lens" and it's configurable in:
Editor -> General -> Appearance
In some versions, it's called "editor preview tooltip" instead of "code lens."
Also can be disabled by right-clicking on the scroll bar area.
Upvotes: 24
Reputation: 297
If you right click on the scroll bar you can very easily disable it.
Uncheck 'Show code lens on scrollbar hover' and it'll disable it. Alternatively you can disable from preferences using that as a search filter.
Upvotes: 2