Find+ (fddffkdncgkkdjobemgbpojjeffmmofb): A find-in-page extension for Google Chrome with support for regular expressions.... Read More > or Download Now >
Find+ for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 2.2.2
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: Yes
- • Developer: Brandon Richardson
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 4.12 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 109
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 62
- • Current Version Downloads
- 8
- • Updated: September 14, 2021
Find+ is a free Developer Tools Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file or old version crx files and install it.
More About Find+
{find+} is a powerful Find-in-Page extension for Google Chrome hosting the ability to search a web page or document by regular expression. It has been designed to look and behave much like the native CTRL-F function, but extended to provide a feature-rich and robust user experience with the aim of completely replacing the native Find-in-Page tool.
With {find+}, you can match a regular expression against text in the page, use find-and-replace to replace text in the page, copy occurrences of a regex to your clipboard, store frequently used expressions, and configure the extension the way you like.
As a software developer, looking through lengthy stack traces, continuous integration build history, or large text files is something we do very regularly. The Chrome Find-in-Page tool works well in most cases, but offers very little when looking for very specific (or very general) keywords.
The idea to build this tool spawned as a response to poorly designed or dysfunctional regex-search extensions currently available, and the limited usefulness of the native tool.
With {find+}, you can match a regular expression against text in the page, use find-and-replace to replace text in the page, copy occurrences of a regex to your clipboard, store frequently used expressions, and configure the extension the way you like.
As a software developer, looking through lengthy stack traces, continuous integration build history, or large text files is something we do very regularly. The Chrome Find-in-Page tool works well in most cases, but offers very little when looking for very specific (or very general) keywords.
The idea to build this tool spawned as a response to poorly designed or dysfunctional regex-search extensions currently available, and the limited usefulness of the native tool.
