Wildcard for Chrome search?
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Chrome's "Find in page" search function does not support wildcards.
You can install the highlight regexp bookmarklet from Squarefree, which will allow you to search for JavaScript regexps: P.{4}L or \bP.{4}L\b (the latter also matches word boundaries).
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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wizlog almost 2 years
I want to search for a word on a page. I know the first letter is a P the last letter is a L and there are 4 letters in-between them.
How can I search for this word?
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Admin almost 13 yearsI was talking about using CTRL+F... -
Admin over 5 yearsTry this Chrome extension chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chrome-regex-search/…
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Admin over 3 yearsI'm voting to reopen because the linked duplicate has been deleted. To be clear: it was deleted after being considered off-topic, but the current question does not explicitly ask for software recommendations, so IMO it should stay. It shouldn't be marked as "duplicate" of a deleted question though.
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