Chrome’s working on two text-search upgrades that you’ll actually use

Find in Page could soon offer case-sensitive search and smarter result navigation. Chrome’s working on two text-search upgrades that you’ll actually use. Chrome tests case-sensitive Find in Page and new navigation tools.

Mobile Chrome’s working on two text-search upgrades that you’ll actually use Find in Page could soon offer case-sensitive search and smarter result navigation. A new Match case button will let users search for words and phrases with specific capitalization. New navigation buttons will let users skip matches already visible on their screen and jump directly to results further up or down a webpage.

Google Chrome offers a trove of advanced tools, including the likes of Gemini integration, Safe Browsing, Tab Groups, Live Captions, and more, but it’s often the simplest tools that make the biggest difference in everyday browsing. Chrome’s Find in Page is one such tool, and it looks like it’s only going to get better. The tool, which lets you find specific words or phrases on a webpage, could soon get two new features that make finding and navigating search results a lot easier.

Google’s working on giving Find in Page the ability to match case, alongside new buttons to skip over results that are already visible on your screen, as shared by @Leopeva64 on X.