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in-topic search on mobile?

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crazycells last edited by

On desktop, when I use Command+F , it automatically search the keyword on that topic and then it shows me the first post with that keyword, but I can navigate using the arrows that appears on the right side of the screen.

Is this working on mobile as well? ( In similar or different way, does not matter)
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Wow just found this myself if anyone else is looking to do this.

This data is stored on the Category object. Just replace the category # with your category:
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