It took me a while to find this add-on and I'm so glad I did. Seems to work well in my short 5 minute testing, i.e. I can search for regular expressions and jump through them using the up/down arrow keys. BTW, I'm not sure what Ckln was saying when he only gave this 2 stars because "On Firefox you can't have a shortcut to make the search pop up that's a shame." I use the default ctrl-shift-f and the search box pops up just fine in my Firefox.

I love it after playing with it for two minutes, however, if I could code, my "find" tool would be a static search box [always present] in the toolbar, the search word once typed would remain until changed, the search word would auto highlight in all pages without having to constantly click to get to work. I do thousands of word searches on thousands of web pages, and my kind of "find" would be great for people like me, we spend thousands of clicks to get the "find" thingy to fetch, I'd rather have my "find" thingy always open and working always. I hope I was clear in thought. Your 'copy all incidences to clipboard' is useless.

Exactly what I was looking for, perfect!

Great enthusiasm, kudos. However, a couple of futures are lacking in all similar FF addons:
1. It would be great if you could implement virtual scrollbar with indication where matches occurred within a page. Something like developer of the "HightlightAll" addon achieved. I know this is hard to implement since I'm using FF on Kubuntu, but it is a game changing feature.
2. Another one (if even possible), would be nice if there is an option for search window to stay open when we change tab.
Nevertheless, great addon. Keep up...

Really useful extension and best like it that I've found for searching webpages using regular expressions. The one thing I will note for the developer is that the last update wiped all of my saved expressions, some of which were quite complicated. I have noted to myself to save them elsewhere for future updates.

Great extension, works as advertised. Searches by regular expression, highlights and scrolls down to results.

Does what I expected - and supports perl compatible expressions.

Fantastic extension -- exactly what I was looking for. Unfortunately it was a bit hard to find, and it wasn't clear what hotkey could to used to access the search.

Good!
- It works very well.
- There is a shortcut key to access. (Ctrl-Shift-F)
- It is simple and compact, and easy to use.

How good:
- Practical: Since Find+ is in the toolbar, it saves you from moving the mouse much (as we have the mouse near the tabs more often).
- It doesn't eat into the page space as much as classic Firefox search.
- You can save the searches.

It's useful for many FireFox users. Thank you.

Perfect! I had this extension on Chrome. I like the Ctrl+Shift+F shortcut.

Simple, easy to use, and works out of the box. The only thing still missing is a hotkey/shortcut (but maybe I'm not looking hard enough).

Finally a find in page with RegEx support for Quantum...
It's stable and very fast, so all thumbs up!
My only small complaint is that the search field is much too small. Would it be possible to allow to define the box size or adapt it to the contents?
Keep up the good work!

Several times a day for years I have used Firefox's feature that lets you start typing something to immediately jump to the first occurrence of that thing on the page. I found it extremely useful and it didn't even require pressing Ctrl-F first. In March Firefox changed that feature to only search for whole words, which is much less useful to me. This find+ add-on does exactly what I need. Now I can just start typing and jump to the item on the page without having to press Ctrl-F and without having to type entire words. Thank you!

Thank you so much for this extension. Neither FF 57 or Quantum will load pages on my Windows 7 Pro 64-bit PC. The Find and Find Toolbar Tweaks' extension won't go to the toolbar. You, dear Brandon, have saved me much hair pulling. Great extension. Again, Kudos to you.

Terrific addon for Firefox 57+. I was looking for a powerful upgrade to the Firefox Find Bar , and this is it! It finds and highlights multiple text terms and allows a step-through key press for each term. I contacted the dev with a couple of questions and the response was quick and helpful. It's easy to use and with built-in RegEx is as precise as you need to be.