Search Reddit Comments - In-Thread Find
Overview
Search Reddit comments across a whole thread, including collapsed ones, then jump between highlighted matches like Ctrl+F.
Trying to find one reply in a long Reddit thread? Browser Ctrl+F only matches what's on screen and skips every collapsed comment. This adds a search bar that scans all comments in the thread, including the collapsed ones. Type a word and it highlights every match, keeps a live match counter, and steps through hits one at a time. When a match sits inside a collapsed comment, that comment expands so you can read it in context. Works on new Reddit (shreddit), old.reddit.com, and the older React redesign. It leaves the browser's own Ctrl+F alone. The bar opens with its own shortcut, so native Find keeps working. How to use 1. Open any Reddit comment thread. A magnifier button shows up at the bottom right. 2. Click it (or press Ctrl+Shift+F, Cmd+Shift+F on Mac) to open the search bar. 3. Type to highlight matches. Enter jumps to the next match, Shift+Enter to the previous, Esc closes the bar. Features - Searches every comment in a thread, including collapsed ones - Expands a collapsed comment when it contains a match - Live match counter (e.g. 3/17) with next / previous navigation - Highlights all matches at once, case-insensitive - Own shortcut (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+F) so browser Ctrl+F is never hijacked - Works on new Reddit, old Reddit, and the React redesign - Follows Reddit's light and dark themes - Only runs on comment thread pages
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Details
- Version0.1.0
- UpdatedJuly 27, 2026
- Offered bytest
- Size18.44KiB
- Languages5 languages
- Developer
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