In mozilla.dev.apps.firefox message <7f424b98-12d4-43b5-b4d6-d8a97c62681
5@googlegroups.com>, Thu, 19 Jul 2012 22:13:16, Jesse Wilson <jessewilso
nbusin
...@gmail.com> posted:
>I'm a very loyal Firefox user, but I have to say that Chrome's Find
>feature kicks the shit out of FF's. It highlights all instances as I'm
>typing, saving me lots of time. It also indicates where in the document
>the text occurs, by displaying horizontal bars in the scroll bar.
>Please emulate this functionality!!
That reminds me : I find it inconvenient that, when I'm clicking the
find Down arrow and looking at the found text, I see no indication of
when it goes back to the top. I don't see the vertical thumb move up,
or the text at the bottom, because I am not looking there.
How about readily-selectable options :
(1) As it now is,
(2) An extra click is needed before it goes to the other end,
(3) A suitable sound,
(4) It takes one (by default) second to smooth-scroll between locations,
accelerating over the first half and decelerating over the second
half. which will give some idea of the distance travelled.
(5+) ?
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