Place this in your 'settings.json' file :

"editor.acceptSuggestionOnCommitCharacter": false,

To open the 'settings.json' file:

1. cmd + , or ctrl + ,
2. List item
3. scroll down until you see 'Files: Associations'
4. Click on 'edit in settings.json' paste the code above and save.

Besides that, you can type log and press Enter. It will autocomplete console.log

This happens when you make a very specific typo while attempting to write console.log. Specifically, if you type consold or consolt. The D and T keys are both near the E key, so it's a plausible mistake to make.

The reason this occurs is that, when you type a non-existent symbol in vscode, it will attempt to auto-correct it by matching your with a real symbol that has all of those letters in that same order. This is a helpful rule often, especially for correcting missing-letter typos. For instance, "cosole" would autocorrect to "console" using this rule. There is exactly one valid JS symbol which has the letters c-o-n-s-o-l-d in that order and it's crossOriginIsolated:

There is unfortunately no way to disable just this one autocorrect suggestion by itself, but if you really feel you can't tolerate it, there is a more targeted solution than disabling autocorrect entirely. You can suppress this behavior by disabling autocorrect for variables only:

In my opinion, losing variable autocorrect is too great a price to pay to correct this behavior, so personally I've decided to just live with it.