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Deep search on the active page (CSS Highlight). Floating panel. By AI4Context. Local-first. RummageDeep — AI4Context helps you find what matters on the page you’re reading without hunting line by line. Open the extension from the toolbar to get a floating, movable panel: search the visible text of the active tab, jump between matches, and—when the browser supports it—see hits highlighted on the page using the CSS Custom Highlight API for a fast, native-feeling experience. Why use it Deep search on the current page — Works on the page that is open when you click the icon (subject to normal browser restrictions on special URLs). Floating panel — Resize and move the window so it stays out of your way while you read or compare text. Built for long threads and dense pages — Great for chat-style pages, documentation, and long articles where Ctrl+F isn’t enough context. Local-first — Your searches and UI preferences are handled in the browser; this extension is not designed to send page content to AI4Context servers for search. (Always check the Privacy Policy for full detail.) English & Español — Interface language can be stored in sync storage so it follows you across signed-in Chrome profiles where sync is enabled. How it works (simple) Navigate to a normal webpage you want to search. Click the RummageDeep icon to open the panel. Type your query, use next/previous to move between matches, and read with highlights where supported. Limits (honest) Search is based on flattened text from the page DOM; shadow roots and iframes are not covered in this version. Some restricted or privileged URLs cannot be scripted by extensions—those pages may not be searchable from the panel. From AI4Context RummageDeep is part of the AI4Context family of tools: practical utilities that respect a local-first mindset where it makes sense. If you live in long Discord threads, AI chat UIs, or heavy docs sites, this extension is built to cut search friction on the tab you already have open
Apr 27, 2026
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