Hi, I’m wondering how to get the Find function to highlight all instances on the page.
For example, in the screenshot below, I searched for “separate” which is a word that appears in the second and third Rem on the page, in addition to the Class 14.1 Rem, but the Ctrl+F function did not highlight the first two instances. I’m not sure why it only chose to highlight the instances further down the page. Is this a bug or a feature? If it’s a feature, is there a setting I can toggle to find all?
I encounter the same issue.
I found that after typing the keyword, you can use arrow key to find the next rem which having the keyword. Then with a Ctrl+Enter to jump into the current rem.
However, partial search results are highlight and also no difference between the current rem and other rems makes the Find function hardly to use.
Currently I use Filter (by pressing Ctrl+F twice) as a work-around.
Hi, @jellie. It does seem to be very unreliable. Since I use the WPA (the “web app” from Chrome) I can use the search function. In there or in the internet browser you can find the native search functionality (in Chrome or Firefox, form the browser menu, the three dots or three lines, respectively), which works a lot better. Hope that helps.
