- Aug 17, 2014
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Microsoft is working on improving the "Find on Page" feature in its browser. The current stable version has a simple search that allows finding matching characters, words, and phrases only. Future updates will provide more advanced search features, such as finding related words, match cases, whole words, and diacritics.
The updated "Find on Page" feature is currently available for some testers in the Canary channel with the options you can toggle on or off after pressing Ctrl + F or selecting the Find on Page feature from the main menu. As of now, additional options include the following:
- Include related matches - the browser will highlight words and phrases that might be related or similar to your request.
- Match case - enables case-sensitive search, for example, finding a specific upper-cased word.
- Match whole world - this option finds only words and omits parts of words that match your search request.
- Match diacritics - lets you find only accented characters. This option will pair nicely with the new Quick Accent tool in PowerToys.
Microsoft Edge to get advanced "Find on Page" features
Edge Canary has received an updated "Find on Page" feature with several advanced filters, allowing you to find related words, match cases, find whole words, and even look for diacritics.
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