Worked great for what I wanted: turning a comma separated values (CSV) list into a vertical list, finding and replacing ", " with "\n".

The fact that it supports Regex is a fantastic!

It works on basic HTML forms, but whatever Google Ads uses for its negative keyword inputs, it didn't work for that.

Amazing extension! It was the only one that could find text on Pages with frames, iframes and other complex structures (following the instructions in the extension, it just needs a click on the area/field where it's supposed to perform the search to work).

Unfortunately it does not work. It finds all instances of a word in a form, but does not replace them.

This is probably my first review on addons, I don't remember if I did one before. DO NOT USE this garbage, it's broken and instead replacing one character with another it replaces entire paragraphs with others, causing me to lose almost an hour of work; I somehow managed to work around it and save it undo-ing hundreds of times and even now I'm not sure if the article is okay, I guess I have to re-read it again!

Works well mostly, except on some websites it mangles the styling of some text input boxes so much that they become almost unusable.

Works very good in my Firefox (v.122), working in a MediaWiki envirionment.

Problem: Icon does not show in the toolbar.

Request: I would like to have the add-in window stay open, this would save a lot of key clicks.

Working perfect!!!

It would not find anything on any page.

It doesn't work. If the page said, "the cat is black" then I could type in find "cat" and it would say no results. Utterly useless.

Excellent plugin for editing large chunks of text on the web/blog/messages.

Doesn't even move to search for.

Very handy tool for massive editing

You just save my day, bro/sis!!!

Very good. It has regex. It can edit text in text editors or blog comment areas, or any other text that one can edit with ones keyboard (and certainly NOT only Google Translate, as claimed by another reviewer). The Regex is full on and e.g. /[0-9]*/ will find and replace a string of numbers between slashes. I was about to make a donation when I see that the management area of the app and above says that the creator was Blake Altice whereas the donation link links to the Paypal of a Dalimil Hajek in Edinburgh. My guess is that the former created it and the latter now keeps it going. And the next day the contribute links to "Imperium Strategy"! What is going on?

I wish that there were a short cut key for replace as well as to open the search and replace window, and that there were an option to keep the search and replace window open.

Everything I needed in a Find and Replace tool for the web.

Useful but ended up uninstalling as it adds a right-click menu option that can't be removed