Chrome’s Working on Two Text-Search Upgrades that You’ll Actually Use
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Chrome’s working on two text-search upgrades that you’ll actually use
TL;DR Google is testing two new improvements to Chrome’s Find in Page tool. A new Match case button will let users search for words and phrases with specific capitalization. New navigation buttons will let users skip matches already visible on their screen and jump directly to results further up or down a webpage. Google Chrome offers a trove of advanced tools, including the likes of Gemini integration, Safe Browsing, Tab Groups, Live Captions,…
Chrome tests capitals filter and shortcuts for off-screen results on Ctrl+F, but features follow without stable release forecast
Chrome is developing two new features for the feature to locate on the page, activated by the Ctrl + F command in Windows. The internal search will gain commands to find only contents with the same capital letters and lowercases, plus a shortcut to see what does not appear on the screen. According to insider Leopeva64, in X, the new options appear in tests in the Canary version of the browser. The capitalization feature of letters already exists…
Google is enhancing Chrome's Ctrl+F search with two new features: a case-sensitive button and arrows that skip to the displayed results. These are being tested in the Canary version.
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