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家贺 万 · Productivity · View on the App Store

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Stop hitting Ctrl+F repeatedly. Transform your Safari browsing experience with the ultimate multi-keyword finder. MultiHighlight is a powerful productivity extension designed for researchers, students, and analysts. It allows you to input multiple keywords and automatically highlights them in different, vibrant colors across any webpage. Instantly spot what matters most in long articles or complex data tables. 【 KEY FEATURES 】 Smart Multi-Color Highlighting Search for unlimited keywords simultaneously. The app automatically assigns a distinct, random vibrant color to each new keyword, ensuring maximum contrast and readability. Auto-Load & Persistence Set it and forget it. Your keywords are saved locally. Whenever you visit a page containing your terms, they are highlighted instantly—no need to click "search" every time. Two Visual Modes Switch globally between two professional styles to suit your workflow: Background Mode: Classic marker style (like a highlighter pen) for quick scanning. Text Mode: Changes font color with bold underlining for a cleaner, distraction-free reading experience. Real-Time Updates Add, remove, or change keywords on the fly. The current webpage updates instantly to reflect your changes without needing to reload. Privacy First As a native Safari Extension, your data stays on your device. We do not track your browsing history or collect personal data. PERFECT FOR: Research: Tracking multiple topics in academic papers. Analysis: Spotting specific data points in reports. Skimming: Quickly finding relevant sections in long news articles. Download MultiHighlight today and find what you are looking for—faster.

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