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Is there a way to use the "find" (Ctrl + F) function or something similar in a browser, but use a regular expression to search?
I have been looking through add-ons and the such, but I can't find anything to suit my needs. I have found tools to search the HTML source, but that's not as useful.
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To search with a regular expression:Choose Edit > Find and Replace, or press Ctrl-F (Cmd-F).
{find+} is a powerful Find-in-Page extension for Google Chrome allowing you to search a web page or document by regular expression. It has been designed to look and behave much like the native CTRL-F tool, but extended with various useful features.
Google Search Console has introduced the use of regular expression to filter results in the performance report. Using the custom filter option at the top of the performance report, you can apply a filter with regex using the Custom (regex) dropdown option.
1 - What is a regular expression (Regex)? In Google Search Console, the Regex will allow you to filter the results of the most frequent queries and the most popular pages.
There's the Chrome extension Regular Expresson Searcher:
Search web pages using regular expressions
This extensions allows you to search web pages using regular expression. It uses VI-style keystrokes.
and a slightly older and lower-rated extension, Regular Expression Search:
Search Page with Regular Expression
A simple search utility that allows you to search a web page using regular expression.
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