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Search for several words at once, each in its own color, with match-case and whole-word options per word. Better Finder: search for many words at once, each in its own color. Chrome's Ctrl+F finds one word at a time. Better Finder highlights as many keywords as you like together, so you can scan a page for everything you care about in one look. MULTIPLE KEYWORDS • Every keyword gets its own highlight color, its own match counter and its own next / previous buttons • Press Enter or Shift+Enter in a keyword to jump between its matches • Pick any color with the color picker PRECISE MATCHING, PER KEYWORD • Match case: find "Apple" the company without "apple" the fruit • Whole word: find "art" without "start" or "party" • Works in every language and script: Turkish, Cyrillic, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Thai and more HIGHLIGHTS ITSELF • Keywords are saved per site and come back when you open the popup • Optional auto-highlight: turn it on for a site and your keywords are marked every time a page loads there • Content that appears later (infinite scroll, single-page apps) is highlighted as it loads MADE FOR YOU • 8 color themes, from warm paper to dark editor styles. Auto follows your system's light or dark mode • The interface is available in 24 languages PERFECT FOR • Recruiters scanning job posts and CVs for skills • Researchers and students tracking several terms in long articles • Developers reading documentation • Anyone who uses Ctrl+F more than once on the same page PRIVACY • Everything stays on your device. No accounts, no servers, no tracking • No access to any site until you click the icon. Auto-highlight asks for permission one site at a time • Free and open source: https://github.com/zgrgrcn/better-finder
Oct 9, 2026
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