Brilliant search feature. All browsers should implement blinking results. How many times have you tried to find the highlighted word you were searching for on the page?

I love the concept of this but its unfortunatly not very helpful when you need your search to carry over to different pages of a site.
If you need it for really long sites with a lot of text all in basically the same place? this is pretty helpful

really cool extension!

Same as previous review: I could use this if searches were persistent across pages, like the original search function (ctrl-f) works. It's of no use if you have to re-enter 4+ keywords at every page load!

Works for me. But as it is right now, you need to re-enter the same words on every pages firefox loads. I wish it had a persistent keyword search option (if enabled) that will apply the current search to new pages as well.

This would be a great addition if it worked for me, I'm using Firefox 70 32bit version, I coppied a word from the page and clicked find and it highlighted the line below the searched word (first time round) then I opened up the source code of the page to edit it and from there on it didn't work again. I removed and re-installed (twice) and restarted firefox but to no avail. It's a pity because I like the idea of this add on and, if it gets fixed I'll add it to firefox but, for now, I'll have to remove it.

To answer the developer's response I would have been happy if it had highlighted "Presisely" for the state of content that was on the page at the time of clicking but it didn't and it did not carry out any further searches even after closing the close button and starting a fresh search or after removing and re-installing the add on, no content on the page was changed and when moving to a fresh page the add on was closed and re-opened with a fresh search.

Fantastic Extension.
Having a great experience as of this writing.
Thank you

Thanks for making this add-on. It seems to be working rather well, even though it's still a bit rough around the edges. It's interesting to see how some things that seem simple in theory can end up being so complicated, like searching for two or more words at the same time on a webpage. I'm glad I came across this add-on.
I really like having multiple groups, blinking text, hotkeys and the highlighting of found text next to the scrollbar.

However, for the more privacy-minded individuals, it would be necessary to clarify how the permission to "read the text of all open tabs" applies. In my opinion, the add-on should only do this when clicked / activated via the hotkey and only for the site it's activated on, with a clear description of this. Otherwise, some people, myself included, could keep it disabled and only use it when they need to, as "text" can be anything ranging from passwords to banking info.

Also, even tough I'm guessing "new" add-ons have more restrictions, would there be a way to integrate the add-on window into a bottom bar like the default search? Having to always click the icon or use the hotkey to see searched terms is just not as easy as always seeing it when activated, in a neat narrow bottom bar.

edit: I don't have the issue where the highlight stays put while text scrolls by, it just moves with the text how it's supposed to (FF 67.0.4 atm).
The only problem I've seen is searching on a long webpage (a law with lots of text) - prompting Firefox to show an error saying the add-on is slowing down the browser etc.

Furthermore, for some people who might not get how this add-on works, you type in your first term, hit Enter or click the "+" (plus) sign, you type in the number of characters between the searched terms (where it says 50 in the screenshot) and click Find. This is the part I was missing when I first started using it.

It looks really good on paper, but it's unusable in practice. I have the same issue than another user (I don't know how I could have responded on the same thread).
As soon as you start scrolling, the text of the page moves (expected), but the highlight don't (not expected, like a fixed background image).

Is a good idea but on scroll all marks stay floating all arround.

I'm trying to make it work but it doesn't even highlight one keyword (maybe idon't understand how it works, the developer has a poor example screenshot)

(In response to the developer whom i thank for the reply)
Pressing the find button doesn't work (i obviously did that)
(My version is firefox56)