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Enhanced Ctrl+F. Multi-keyword search, color-coded highlighting, regex support. Advanced Find is a Chrome extension that significantly enhances the browser's built-in search functionality. Key Features 🔍 Multi-Keyword Search Search for multiple keywords simultaneously by separating them with commas, spaces, or pipes. Each keyword is highlighted in a different color for easy identification. 🎨 10-Color Highlighting Up to 10 keywords displayed in a distinct, easy-to-read 10-color palette. Toggle highlight visibility on/off for each keyword individually. 📝 Regular Expression Support Specify advanced search patterns using regex. Easily find even complex string patterns. 🇯🇵 Japanese Language Optimization Automatic full-width ⇔ half-width conversion (e.g., "ABC" also matches "ABC") Katakana ⇔ Hiragana conversion option ⚙️ Convenient Search Options Case-sensitive search Whole word matching Search history saved (up to 20 entries) 🌓 Theme Support Choose from 3 modes: Light / Dark / System default. Who It's For Researchers & Academics: Efficiently locate multiple related terms in lengthy documents Developers & Engineers: Extract specific patterns from logs or code using regex Translators & Writers: Highlight source text and translations simultaneously for comparison Anyone working with Japanese content: Search without worrying about character variations (full-width/half-width, Katakana/Hiragana) Keyboard Shortcuts Press Ctrl+Shift+F (Mac: Cmd+Shift+F) to open the search bar Or replace the standard search (Ctrl+F / Cmd+F) Privacy This extension does not send any user data to external servers. All settings and history are stored locally.
Mar 5, 2026
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