ctrl-f ULTRA – Find in page, regex, PDFs

ctrl-f ULTRA upgrades the browser’s built-in find so you can search the way you actually work: several terms at once, real regex when you need it, and highlights you can read at a glance. Open the bar with your usual shortcut (for example Ctrl+F or Command+F), stay on the keyboard to move between matches, and keep your favorite queries handy. Matching runs locally in your browser; there is no account and no separate service to sign in to.

What you get:

• Multi-term highlights — Search multiple terms in one go; each term gets its own highlight color. You can set your own colors per term (and save those choices with a saved query when you want them back later).
• Regex — Full regular-expression search when you turn regex mode on, for patterns like emails, IDs, or custom formats.
• Plain-text options — Case-sensitive search and whole-word matching when you are not using regex, so you can tighten matches without writing a pattern.
• PDFs — Open in-browser PDFs in the bundled viewer and use the same find bar, regex, and highlights as on normal pages.
• Multi-tab search (optional) — Run one query across tabs in the current window when you need to scan a whole session.
• Saved queries — Store searches you reuse often and recall them in one click.
• Accessible colors — Color-vision presets (including deuteranopia, protanopia, and tritanopia) so generated highlight colors stay easier to tell apart; you can still override individual term colors anytime.
• Keyboard-first — Cycle matches from the bar with Enter and Shift+Enter, and use the extension shortcuts for next and previous match while you read the page.