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Highlight Everything!

The HighlightAll extension for Firefox is a very useful tool for searching inside of one Web page for content. All you have to do to make this sucker work is highlight the word you want to find once. After that, the extension does all the heavy lifting and all occurrences of that word will automatically get highlighted.

No right-clicking. No menus. Just select the word with your mouse and you are on your way. This simple extension goes a long way for helping folks find a certain topic in large areas of text. With a white background and black text, my eyes sometimes might miss a word I am scanning for. Not anymore!

+ Download and Install the HighlightAll Extension for Firefox!

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Comments and Feedback

Trisha said on January 10, 2007 (permalink)

I really like this one. Very useful. It helps me find the word everywhere on the page. I haven’t really figured out FF’s ‘find’ function - I can find the first instance of a word on a page, but how do you make it find the next instance of it? Maybe you can write a tip on how to get the most from FF’s built-in ‘Quick Find’ feature?

Trisha said on January 13, 2007 (permalink)

Today I found that this extension interferes with formatting a post in Wordpress. But, because of your link to this article about Quick Find today, I no longer need it because ‘Highlight all’ is a built-in feature of Quick Find.

http://mozillalinks.org/wp/2006/10/firefox-quick-search-as-it-should-and-used-to-be/

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