Tooltip in log panel in JDeveloper

This is just a cry from the heart...
Please, PLEASE, P-L-E-A-S-E someone, anyone who can, remove the unfortunately eternaly recurring tooltip from the log panel in JDeveloper. It is absolutely USELESS (the equivalent in the status bar would be so much less aggressive) and UNBELIEVABLY A-N-N-O-Y-I-N-G. Move the mouse, reappears... move the mouse, reappears... just like an annoying fly when you are trying to eat in peace.
Pretty, pretty please... anyone...
Thank you. Feels good to talk about it.
Mikey

FWIW, I find it annoying too, but I believe it's present for accessibility.
Thanks,
Brian

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