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FindOnPage Bookmarklets

When visiting a Google*) Search result page, for every keyword a bookmark with javascript (i.e. a bookmarklet) is added to the bookmarks toolbar. Make sure you have that toolbar visible, see the other screenshots on the Firefox add-on page. Each bookmarklet highlights its keyword in any open browser tab and scrolls that page to the n_th occurence when clicked n times.

An extra bookmarklet with a black triangle ▲ scrolls upwards to the previous occurence of the current search term

The bookmarklet with half a square ◧ toggles between exact and partial match ("new" matches "news")

Preconfigured for Google, Bing, Duckduckgo, Yandex. See options.
Note: Highlighting won't work on pages where Content Security Policy (CSP) blocks bookmarklets in general (e.g. news.google and yandex .com).

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If your screen resolution is high enough to fit much into one row, you can integrate the bookmark toolbar's content into the menu toolbar via Customize... (right-click on the three horizontal bars for Settings), since you need to add one row for the bookmark buttons anyway, and sometimes the direct access to File/View is handy. Then you can uncheck the now empty bookmarks toolbar because everything happens in the menu bar now. First make the bookmarks toolbar visible, e.g. via a right-click on the three horizontal bars in the browser's upper right corner. Personally, I prefer to have the old fashioned menu bar (File/View/...) visible as well, because I can drag the bookmark toolbar's content into that menu bar, too, using Bookmarklets are bookmarks with javascript instead of normal URLs. They show up in