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May 13, 2026

1.0.4 — Scroll to match in nested panes

Next and previous match scrolling now follows highlights inside inner scroll areas, not only the main page.

·Fixed jumping to the active highlight on sites with multiple scroll regions (e.g. side-by-side columns or chat layouts)

Apr 14, 2026

Open-chord matches native find: refocus the query field, and optional prefill from the current selection.

·Open shortcut (e.g. Ctrl/Cmd+F) with the bar already open focuses and selects the find field instead of closing it
·When opening the bar, if the saved query is empty, prefill up to 100 characters from the current page selection (does not change the max length users can type)

Apr 10, 2026

Cross-browser UI consistency for the find bar and reliable optional multi-tab search.

·Fixed remaining term-list spacing/alignment inconsistencies
·Adjusted color editor row spacing for Chrome and Firefox parity
·Fixed multi-tab search when the browser omits tab metadata on extension messages (notably Firefox)
·Resolve the sending tab from page URL when needed so match summaries and peer-tab mirroring stay in sync
·Short-lived multi-tab match summaries stored in local storage, cleared on browser start or extension update

Apr 10, 2026

Refined term-list alignment and typography consistency in production builds across browsers.

·Fixed term-list row alignment for saved query and multi-tab hint layouts
·Normalized text casing and spacing where host-page CSS forced uppercase or letter spacing
·Adjusted control/icon sizing for better visual balance in the find bar
·Kept saved query display text in the same case users typed
·Matched Firefox and Chrome production UI behavior

Apr 10, 2026

First stable build of ctrl-f ULTRA: regex search, multi-term highlights, and PDF support.