GoKawiilGoogle tests case-sensitive search and smarter navigation for Chrome's Find in Page
Google is developing two upgrades to Chrome's Find in Page tool, spotted in Chrome Canary by X user @Leopeva64. One adds a Match case button so searches can distinguish capitalization, while the other adds Previous and Next outside view buttons that skip matches already visible on screen and jump to results elsewhere on the page.
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The current Find in Page tool treats all text as case-insensitive, forcing users who need precise matches to rely on third-party extensions, so a native option could simplify workflows for developers, writers, and researchers. The navigation buttons could make scanning long pages faster by cutting out redundant clicks on matches already in view, though both features remain in testing and may change before a wider rollout.
- Chrome Canary shows a new Match case button for case-sensitive searches in Find in Page.
- New Previous/Next outside view buttons would let users skip visible matches and jump further on a page.
- Features were spotted by X user @Leopeva64 and are not yet confirmed for stable release.
Source: androidauthority.com, 2026-10-30
Published there as: “Chrome’s working on two text-search upgrades that you’ll actually use”
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