Terminal Block Find

Search across Blocks from the bottom up, with regex, case-sensitive, and per-Block filtering options.

What is it

Find searches for matches in all your Blocks from the bottom up and can even be isolated to a specific Block.

Since command outputs are contained within Blocks, you can still use the input editor when invoking find.

How to access it

macOS

Hitting ⌘+F opens the find view which searches across the terminal (scoped within the current pane).
Within the find modal, you can also enable the regex toggle, find on a selected Block, and/or toggle case-sensitive search.

Windows

Hitting Ctrl+Shift+F opens the find view which searches across the terminal (scoped within the current pane).
Within the find modal, you can also enable the regex toggle, find on a selected Block, and/or toggle case-sensitive search.

Linux

Hitting Ctrl+Shift+F opens the find view which searches across the terminal (scoped within the current pane).
Within the find modal, you can also enable the regex toggle, find on a selected Block, and/or toggle case-sensitive search.

How it works