Find and zoom
Search a page for text, and make pages bigger or smaller, site by site.
Find in page
Press ⌘CtrlF and start typing. The find box opens in the Dynamic Island at the top of the window, and matches light up on the page as you type, with a count of how many there are.
| Keys | Does |
|---|---|
| ⌘CtrlF | Open find. With it open, go to the next match |
| Enter or ⌘CtrlG | Next match |
| ⇧ShiftEnter or ⌘Ctrl⇧ShiftG | Previous match |
| Esc | Close find |
The box also has buttons for the previous and next match, and a close button.
You can type as soon as you press ⌘CtrlF: nothing you type before the box appears is lost to the page.
In full screen there's no titlebar, so find opens as a bar over the page instead.
Find works in a site in the side panel too: with the panel focused, ⌘CtrlF searches that site rather than the tab beside it.
Zoom
| Keys | Does |
|---|---|
| ⌘Ctrl= | Zoom in |
| ⌘Ctrl- | Zoom out |
| ⌘Ctrl0 | Back to your default size |
Holding ⌘Ctrl while you scroll zooms too. Zoom goes from 25% to 500%, in the same steps as Chrome.
While you zoom, a small bar shows the level with Zoom in and Zoom out buttons. It goes away a moment after your last change.
Zoom is kept per site
When you zoom a site, its pages open at that zoom from then on, in any tab, even after you close the tab or restart the browser. A site in the side panel shares its zoom with that site's tabs.
Incognito windows keep their own zoom levels, and forget them when you quit.
Default zoom
Settings → Appearance → Pages → Page zoom sets how large every web page is drawn, from 50% to 200%. It applies to open tabs right away. A site you've zoomed keeps the level you gave it, and ⌘Ctrl0 takes it back to this default.