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[Feature Request] Go to previous match when Shift clicking word #119
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Thanks for the report! This a great idea, and something I will certainly implement. There are two notes I would like to make in addition:
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Shift+click for previous match now implemented, along with a critical highlighting fix and reduction in cases where keypresses (in inputs) are also detected by the page. Second 2 points remain to be considered. Shipping with 1.13.7, hopefully very soon (pending review on the Chrome Web Store).
The highlighting improvement in the last update contained a small error which could result in an infinite loop, freezing the page. I am looking into ways to avoid such problems in future.
Edit: now published for Firefox and Chrome |
NOTE: I discovered that this has been inconsistent since I implemented it. The Shift+click feature only worked after editing the keyword's content. Sorry! The bug is fixed by #193, which is included in the new release 1.14.3 (published on AMO now, will be pushed to other stores soon). |
This is more of a suggestion.
It might be interesting to be able to go to the previous match of that word when clicking it while holding the Shift key, giving a similar experience to what users have in other places (default search bar included with Shift+Enter going back).
The use-case is finding matches for a specific word, but not considering the other words.
There are shortcuts to that already, but I feel that doing this through the interface would be "more natural", not requiring that users set up multiple shortcuts that will rarely be used.
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