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Firefox still has this feature, I believe it is referred to as "quick find" and is available with either forward-slash or apostrophe. You can follow a link with
by nprescott 10y ago
Firefox still has this feature, I believe it is referred to as "quick find" and is available with either forward-slash or apostrophe. You can follow a link with Enter and go to the next instance of the search term with ctrl-g or cmd-g.
Gif example:
https://i.imgur.com/C2zH4CZ.gif https://i.imgur.com/C2zH4CZ.gif
- zck 10y agoapostrophe starts quick find, but only searches link text. So in your comment, typing 'gif would only select the text in the link; it wouldn't find as a result the "Gif" earlier in that sentence. And with either, F3 or C-g searches forward, and Shift-F3 or Shift-C-G searches backward. If you're on a link, Return navigates to that link.