Search the current site
A toolbar button to search all pages of any website using Google.
Find text or links as you type
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Type-ahead-find [1] is an accessibility feature to search links and text faster on a webpage. How to use it:
* Start writing (or press /) to start text search.
* Press ' to search only links.
* Change option "direct search state" to set the default search policy (text, links or disabled).
* Use (Shift+)F3 or (Shift+)Control+G or Alt+N/P to switch between matches.
* Use F4 to toggle matching mode (text/links) once the search is active.
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While it's not quite as good as Firefox's native FAYT, mainly because it's not integrated into Chrome's own search, and thus won't retain search info between pages and won't search text boxes, it's still wonderful that someone wrote this after Chrome squashed it as a possible feature. Thank you.
Something which chrome needs to have built in (not enabled by default)! This, along with "mouse hover" to select a tab is what I sorely miss from firefox to chrome switch.
Thanks!
Can not use it to search in the Google search engine. :((
The only thing I've been missing from Firefox! Thx!
Still works! Has matured!