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Find and navigate through words found in close proximity. WordProx is a smart webpage search tool that goes beyond Ctrl+F. Instead of finding just one word, it finds words that appear close to each other, helping you spot meaningful information instantly. What WordProx Does? - Finds Word Pairs: Searches for two different words only when they appear near each other. - Adjustable Gap: You decide how many words are allowed between your keywords (the "Distance"). - Smart Highlights: Marks matches in yellow so they pop out on long pages. - AI Synonyms: Use the ✨ icon to automatically add related words to your search. Why Use It? - Stop Scanning: Don't waste time reading 50 pages just to find one specific reference. - Better Research: Perfect for students, lawyers, and analysts who need to see how concepts relate. - Stay Private: Your search data never leaves your computer. Quick Shortcuts - Open: Use Ctrl+Shift+F on the keyboard - Search: Press Enter on the keyboard - Navigate: Use the ← / → arrows or press Ctrl+arrows on the keyboard at the bottom to jump between matches Pro-Tip If you want to find "Apple" near "Juice" but also "Apple" near "Cider," just click the + button to add a second combination. WordProx will find them both at the same time! WordProx helps you find meaning, not just matches.
Feb 12, 2026
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Media assets
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Languages
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Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
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