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Search and highlight multiple keywords simultaneously on any webpage. MultiFind — Multi-Keyword Page Highlighter Search for multiple keywords at once on any webpage. Unlike the browser's built-in Ctrl+F, MultiFind lets you add unlimited keywords simultaneously — each highlighted in a distinct colour so you can spot all your terms at a glance. What's new in v1.0.1: -Floating panel stays open as you scroll and browse — no more popup closing on you -Three search modes per keyword: Plain, Wildcard (rand*iz?d), and Regex (\bRCT\b|trial) -Click any colour swatch to change a keyword's highlight colour, including a fully custom colour picker -Drag the panel anywhere on screen and resize it to fit your workflow -Built-in regex quick reference — boundaries, quantifiers, character classes, and ready-made patterns for literature review (years, p-values, acronyms) Features -Highlight unlimited keywords in parallel, each in a distinct colour (7-colour cycling palette) -Live match counts and position indicator (e.g. 3/12) per keyword -Navigate between matches with ↑ ↓ arrows -Case-sensitive and whole-word search options -Plain, Wildcard, and Regex search modes — mix and match per keyword -Instant clear with one click Excellent for general readers, researchers, editors, developers, and anyone who needs to cross-reference multiple terms across webpages.
May 6, 2026
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