Find in a note

Open a note and type in Find in note, in the bar at the top. Every match in the note is marked.

• The box shows which match you are on and how many there are, like 3/12.
• The arrows go to the previous and the next match, and the note scrolls to it.
• Case does not matter: wifi finds WiFi and WIFI.
• Up to 5000 matches are marked and counted, so even a long note answers at once.

Plain words are found as typed. The box also takes a regular expression, for when you look for a shape rather than a word. The ? next to the arrows explains what a pattern may hold, with examples:

• todo|fixme finds either word.
• \d{2}/\d{2}/\d{4} finds dates written like 11/03/2026.
• https?://\S+ finds web addresses.
• \bkey\w* finds words that start with key.
• (?-i) at the start matches upper and lower case exactly.

A pattern that is not valid shows ! instead of the count.

The note on the web page has the same find, in its view and in the editor. Aa there matches case exactly, and Enter and Shift+Enter go to the next and the previous match.