What is how to search for words on a page?

To search for specific words on a webpage, you can use the built-in find feature of your web browser. Here's how to do it:

• Keyboard Shortcut: The most common and quickest method is using a keyboard shortcut. Press Ctrl + F (Windows/Linux) or Command + F (Mac) to open the find bar. This is described under the "Keyboard Shortcuts" page.

• Browser Menu: Alternatively, you can usually find the "Find" function within your browser's menu. The exact location varies depending on the browser, but it's often under "Edit" or "More Tools." This method is covered under the "Browser%20Menu" page.

• Using the Find Bar: Once the find bar is open (usually at the top or bottom of your browser window), type the word or phrase you're looking for into the input field. As you type, the browser will highlight any instances of the search term on the page. The "Find%20Bar" page explain more.

• Navigating Results: The find bar typically includes buttons to navigate to the next or previous occurrence of the search term. It might also display a count of the total number of matches. This is described under the "Navigating%20Results" page.

• Case Sensitivity: Some browsers offer an option to make the search case-sensitive, meaning it will only match the exact capitalization of your search term. Check the find bar for a "Match Case" or similar option. Further informations can be found on "Case%20Sensitivity".