Title: Let&#x27;s say you visit a webpage like Reddit and want to search for $string. Maybe I am too stupid, but in my opinion it&#x27;s just not possible anymore. :( Content is dynamically loaded in and out and you have to scroll carefully not to miss a $string when using browser based CTRL-F. That is just ridiculous.<p>For me infinite-scroll is one of the most stupid features of the &quot;modern&quot; web. It just makes the experience <i>worse</i> to crank up some dubious engagement numbers.<p>And to make it clear: I don&#x27;t want to search for stuff via $string site:reddit.com via some search engine. Often I really want to search for <i>exact</i> $string on a page, but on something like Reddit that does not work anymore.<p>[&#x2F;rant]<p>EDIT: Thanks for all the answers. And I think I hit a nerve here :) Maybe it makes some frontend developers take a step back and really think if it&#x27;s really a good idea to implement that &quot;feature&quot;.<p>As suggested you can use old.reddit.com in case of Reddit, but for some pages, there just isn&#x27;t an option and the worst offenders even hijack your CTRL-F and want you to use their own terrible search.
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