How to style the found search / "find in page" substrings (#tilPost)
Read OriginalThis article explains the new CSS pseudo-elements ::search-text and ::search-text:current, shipped in Chrome 144, which allow developers to style the highlighted substrings and the currently selected match in a browser's 'find in page' feature. It discusses the feature's benefits for UX, provides a code example, and compares browser support, including Firefox's pending implementation.
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