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Supercharge Ctrl+F: instant on-page search with plain text, regex, and fuzzy matching, plus highlights and quick navigation. Super F Search replaces the browser's built-in Ctrl+F with a faster, far more capable find-on-page tool. Search with plain text, full regular expressions, or typo-tolerant fuzzy matching, highlight several terms at once in distinct colors, and jump between results using a color-coded scrollbar minimap. Everything runs locally on the page you're viewing — no network calls and no data ever leaves your device. **Key features** - Three search modes: plain text, regex (full JavaScript RegExp with live validation), and fuzzy matching that tolerates typos (e.g. "edtr" finds "editor"). - Multi-term search: add several terms at once, each highlighted in its own color (up to 5). - Scrollbar minimap: color-coded ticks show every match's position; click a tick to jump to it. - Match options: case-sensitive, whole-word, and always-on accent-insensitive search (e.g. "cafe" matches "café"). - Search hidden content: optionally include hidden or collapsed sections, with collapsed details auto-expanded when you navigate to a match inside them. - Finds matches that span multiple HTML tags (e.g. "edi" + "tor" across formatting) that the native find bar misses. - Pattern presets: one-click regex for Email, Phone, URL, and Date. - Next / Previous navigation with a live current/total counter, and pre-fill from your current text selection. - Remembers your preferred mode and options across sessions. - Optional on-device AI (Chrome's built-in Gemini Nano) to expand a query into related terms — runs entirely locally and only appears when available.
Jun 22, 2026
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