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Hi,
When I type something into the website bar to find a word on the website page I'm on, unlike before downloading OS X El Capitan, nothing shows up at the bottom of the search besides recommended searches... Is there a new way of doing this??
Thanks
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Mavericks (10.9.4)
Open the web page.
Press the keyboard shortcut command + F on the keyboard to show the Find bar.
Find bar will appear under the Favorites bar,
Enter first few letters of the word in the search box at the end of the bar.
Words will appear highlighted.
Once done Click "Done" button.
Open the web page.
Press the keyboard shortcut command + F on the keyboard to show the Find bar.
Find bar will appear under the Favorites bar,
Enter first few letters of the word in the search box at the end of the bar.
Words will appear highlighted.
Once done Click "Done" button.
Thanks, I found that way, just wish it would come up without having to keep opening the search box, like how we could do before...
Please submit a feedback to Apple. Apple may consider it.
http://www.apple.com/feedback/safari.html
Best.
I wish the same...
It was so much more convenient to just use the website bar. I don't understand why Apple removed that feature with El Capitan; I thought they wanted all their operating systems to be used in the same way and you can still search a website through the address bar in iOS 9 (and yes, I know iOS devices don't have a keyboard to type cmd+f on them).
Searching Safari Webpage (OS X El Capitan)
