ctrl+F sucks. So I made it better...
Ctrl+F has worked the same way since 1995: it matches the exact string you type. So if a doc calls it "early-termination charges" and you search "cancellation fee," you get nothing and end up re-reading the whole page.
ctrlQuery fixes that. You type what you mean ("how do I cancel my subscription?") and it highlights the passages on the page that actually match, even when the wording is totally different. A smarter Ctrl+F that understands meaning.
The part I'm proud of: the AI runs entirely in your browser (bge-small-en-v1.5 via transformers.js, about 33MB, cached after the first load). Open the network tab mid-search and you'll see zero outbound requests. No account, no API key, works on a plane.
It also upgrades plain keyword search for free: color-coded OR terms, slash commands like /email and /price that highlight every match on the page, and it even finds text hidden inside collapsed dropdowns that Ctrl+F skips.
Check out ctrlQuery Chrome Web Store! (NO SUBSCRIPTION!) Built it solo, happy to answer anything.