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Multiple in-page search bars with colored highlights, bookmarks, and text selection tools. Find and move between several terms on a web page without replacing one search with another. multi-search adds a compact search bar directly to the page, with a separate color for each search bar. Search the way you need - Run multiple page searches at the same time and see each term's matches in its own highlight color. - Search as you type, review match counts, and move between matches with the on-screen controls, Enter, Shift+Enter, F3, or F4. - Use Match Case, By Word, or regular-expression matching when needed. - Open the search bars with Ctrl+F by default, or choose another shortcut in the extension settings. Keep useful context close - Save a page and search term as a bookmark, then reopen it with the term ready to search. - Copy selected text and expand a selection by one or three words. - Choose the default number of search bars, first-match auto-scroll, and highlight colors. - Search state, preferences, and bookmarks are stored locally on this device and are not synchronized across devices. Works with dynamic pages The extension can search text in open Shadow DOM trees and same-origin frames, and refresh matches when page content changes. It skips hidden text and can open a collapsed details section when navigating to a match inside it. Limitations Browser security and page structure limit what an extension can inspect. Text in cross-origin frames, closed Shadow DOM, Chrome's built-in PDF viewer, form fields, editable regions, canvas, and images is not searchable. Chrome-protected pages, including chrome:// pages and the Chrome Web Store, do not allow content-script injection. Search starts after the page has finished loading and requires at least three characters. Questions or feedback: av9300@gmail.com
Nov 5, 2026
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