Web page word finder ?

steady__eddie

Does anyone know of any software that I could download or at the worst, buy, that is capable of finding a specified word on a web page ? a bit like find and replace on word processor packages but without the replace.
I am getting fed up of being referred to financial sites such as What the papers say because there is a link to a specific share and then having to scroll down checking each line for the share in question. If my eyes have had a bad day, and I miss it on the way down, it's a slow scroll back up to the top.

gizmoleeds

Press Ctrl and F - it is already built in

tigermatt

You can also do a search on Google, and then (where available), click the "Cached" link next to a listing. It will take you to Google's Cached copy of the page, where your search terms that appear in that page are highlighted in different colours. I find this highly useful when searching on Google.

If not searching Google, use Ctrl + F as gizmoleeds suggested.

tigermatt

intel

Oooooh or from IE as gizmo said but slightly different is...

Edit..... Find (on this page)

tigermatt

BTW, Firefox is the same key combination as IE (Ctrl + F) just incase anyone was wandering... tigermatt

gizmoleeds

tigermatt wrote:

BTW, Firefox is the same key combination as IE (Ctrl + F) just incase anyone was wandering... tigermatt

And Opera...

intel

And K-Meleon.....

gizmoleeds

intel wrote:

And K-Meleon.....

What is K Melon?

sra

With Firefox you can also click the "/" key for the search box to temporatily appear (the / key also has the "?" on it which is probably why it's used)

e.g.

to find intel I can just type /intel and it finds it

Obviously it doesn't work if the cursor is in a text box.