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Right now, my Firebase only has read mode activated as seen by the warning message below:

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I need to add a child node to somewhere with a lot of child nodes or just edit the information to create a new feature. However I don't want to do it programmatically as I have to change a lot of things in how I read the data, is there a way to add a child node for somewhere with a lot of child nodes using the console?

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  • Have you seen this?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38651204/firebase-read-only-non-realtime-mode-activated-to-improve-browser-performanc – Saeid Jun 11 '18 at 19:02
  • yeah, i have, was the method I had to use before, im thinking of having making a more efficient querying page that doesnt require me to write code to do queries and then run it on the app to see it in my console – mding5692 Jun 11 '18 at 21:02
  • you can open target node in new tab then all operations of that node will bee realtime – Saeid Jun 12 '18 at 10:11

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This article has the key.

Basically, just change the URL up top (near the "Go" button) to point to the node you want to add. After you press Go, you'll have a node waiting for you to be edited.

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