The Magic Highlighter helps you find the words you’re looking for on web pages

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By Filipe EspósitoMar 16, 2023, 7:15 pm492 pts
You’re probably familiar with the shortcut Command + F, which lets you easily find specific words or phrases within a document or webpage. However, at least when it comes to Safari, there aren’t many options for customizing this search. With The Magic Highlighter, users can take searching for words on web…

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