Multi Find: Highlight Multiple Words
Highlight multiple words & phrases at once in custom colors. Count occurrences, navigate results, faster than Ctrl+F.
Find and highlight multiple words on a webpage.
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🔍 Multi-Finder Pro is a powerful Chrome extension that allows you to find and highlight multiple words on a webpage. With its advanced features and customizable options, Multi-Finder Pro enhances your productivity and streamlines your workflow. ⚡
🎮 Try the demo without download: Multi-Finder Pro Demo here:
https://sunu03.github.io/multi-finder-pro-demo/
✨ Features
- 🔤 Multi-keyword search: Enter multiple keywords separated by commas, and the extension will highlight all occurrences of these keywords on the page simultaneously.
- 🎨 Customizable highlight colors: Assign a unique color to each keyword for easy distinction.
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Searching and Multi Highlighting made effortless! It's the most efficient way to find and highlight any text on the web.
This is has the nicest interface i've among word finders i've tried so far and is straightforward to use. It has a significant issue, though: on a page that has several subsequent pages where you use the same search terms, the results from earlier pages can persist eg you go to page 2 and it has similar or the same results as page 1, displaying text from page 1. I thought you could get round this by pressing Clear All, then entering the same search terms again. But this doesn't work—or not well enough.
pops up but does no search