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A tool to search for mathematical text in PDFs using LaTeX code. Think Ctrl+F for maths - literally: press Ctrl+F in the viewer to… A tool to search for mathematical text in PDFs using LaTeX code. Think Ctrl+F for maths - literally: press Ctrl+F in the viewer to start searching. How to use: • Open a PDF - online or from your computer. • Click the LaTeX PDF Search icon (or right-click a PDF link, as shown in the video). • Once the PDF is open in the viewer, you can also just press Ctrl+F (Cmd+F on Mac) to bring up the search sidebar. • Type your equation in the sidebar and hit Search. • Matches light up on the page; use Next and Previous to jump between them. • For PDFs on your computer, turn on "Allow access to file URLs" once at chrome://extensions.
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