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When viewing Javadocs, this extension replaces the package and class frames with a single search frame that allows searching incrementally through all packages and classes at once.
Feature summary: https://github.com/StevenGBrown/javadoc-search-frame/wiki/Features
To have this extension apply to file:// URLs, configure it from the chrome://extensions/ page.
Also available for Mozilla Firefox:
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/3758-javadoc-search-frame
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I can't believe this isn't in there by default, this is incredibly useful. It is so much better than `ctrl + f`.
Life saver.
Holy cow. This saves me so much time.
I have a problem using this extension: It's not pinned to my navigation bar(which I mean beside the address bar), I can't open this extension!
great extension for java developer who need search javadoc.
Really useful, would be better with a regex search instead of a simple wildcard.
Awesome!
A great javadoc enhancement tool. Well done!
Good Job! It Really Helps.
Nice tool!