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Too many options. I'd have found a continent poll more interesting, I bet many will just not bother scrolling.

• ShakataGaNai 5y ago
  Cmd/Ctrl+F plus your country name.
• cobbaut 5y ago
  Scrolling? You do know about / right? Just type /Belg (or Ctrl-f) to find Belgium.
  • j_4 5y ago
    Well, I did ctrl+f but this is actually the first time I'm hearing about / for quick search, haha. Thanks!
  • hycaria 5y ago
    Which browser?
    • Avshalom 5y ago
      Firefox. it used to actually default to quick searching anything you typed (with / quick searching only links) but now you have to fiddle with an option for that. ETA: in the spirit of the thread: I'm in Albuquerque, New Mexico, US. Which I've said before.
      • jakub_g 5y ago
        There's also ' (apostrophe) for "quick find, in hyperlinks only". I sorely miss it when using Chrome.
        • Avshalom 5y ago
          Firefox's quickfind behavior is a solid 25-30% of why I never switched to chrome.
          • rascul 5y ago
            It's unfortunate when web sites hijack the slash key for their own uses (github gets me with this every time).
            • Avshalom 5y ago
              github hijacks so many keys, can't stand it.
  • the_duke 5y ago
    Well,sure,I use Vimium anyway. But we shall see.
• gruturo 5y ago
  Is that really a concern? Surely the HN audience knows how to use the Find option in their browser. But if it makes you feel better, I'm sure someone will whip up a regex or perl oneliner to get to the row data and then sort/aggregate it in 20 different ways, or color a heatmap, or in any style of chart you prefer.