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Having a long json with a total of tens of thousands of lines rendered out, the built-in search of the Edge-browser won't find all search terms.
My example json has (rendered) >60k lines
A search term in line 33000 is not found, when I press ctrl+f in Edge.
Using Version 116.0.1938.69 (Official Build) (64-Bit) / not using any other json rendering extensions.
Disabling json-viewer stops rendering of the request result, but therefore, find in page works again and reveals the search term.
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Thanks for your report. This is a known issue and we've got somebody working on it at the moment.
Hoping to have a fix for it deployed soon!
I'll close this as a duplicate of #87 as the issue was already reported there. Feel free to watch that issue for updates on this.
I have to search long json files quite often. So I disabled edge-json-viewer. Since the last edge update it is not possible anymore (#238). Frustrating...
Sorry about this, disabling the JSON Viewer will soon be possible again.
That said, the JSON Viewer now has a better search which should work on long JSON objects. Click somewhere in the JSON, and then press Ctrl+F. You should see the new search tool:
Having a long json with a total of tens of thousands of lines rendered out, the built-in search of the Edge-browser won't find all search terms.
My example json has (rendered) >60k lines
A search term in line 33000 is not found, when I press ctrl+f in Edge.
Using Version 116.0.1938.69 (Official Build) (64-Bit) / not using any other json rendering extensions.
Disabling json-viewer stops rendering of the request result, but therefore, find in page works again and reveals the search term.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: