[Red-Cipher]

Hello, JD team.

I've been unable to search downloads or linkgrabber lists for a while now.
Pressing ctrl + F does not have any effect.

The only recent changes I think I made to my JD was implementing the dark theme from this github repo **External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**. (Could be a coincidence but I thought I'd mention it anyway.)

How can I turn the search feature back on?

Thanks.

[Jiaz]

@Red-Cipher:
I'm sorry but currently that is not possible because the bottom search field is using CTRL+F by default. I've created a ticket

to allow enable/custom hotkey for the *old* search window

In case you are talking about the bottom search bar, you can just open the menu editor via Settings and then check/assign hotkey for it

[raztoki]

there hasn't been a traditional ctrl f function with JD2, the last version which had it was 0.9 or NIGHTLY. You have a filter function at the bottom toolbar, which the ctrl f or function f (mac) will jump to.

[Red-Cipher]

Yes, I mean the filter function (bottom search bar) is not showing.

[Red-Cipher]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@Red-Cipher:
you can just open the menu editor via Settings and then check/assign hotkey for it

Solved.

I followed these instructions and solved it. Thanks!

[Jiaz]

@Red-Cipher: Thanks for the feedback!

[ffrreeaakk]

Hi, I have exactly the same problem - CTRL+F stopped working after installing dark theme

Originally Posted by Jiaz

you can just open the menu editor via Settings and then check/assign hotkey for it

@Red-Cipher @Jiaz: Could you give me more detailed steps? I'm looking for it and I can't see anything about "filter" or "search bar".

[Jiaz]

@ffrreeaakk: the search bar is the search field at the bottom, see this screenshot
https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...w-to-add-links
by default the CTRL+F should set focus into this field
Or maybe you can explain your problem better?

[ffrreeaakk]

Thanks!
I didn't have this field. CTRL+F wasn't working because my bottom panel didn't have "(Link) Filter & Searchbar" component. I found and added it manually in Menu Customizer. Now CTRL+F brings focus to this input field and it works as expected.

[Jiaz]

@ffrreeaakk: Thanks for the feedback! Glad you could solve this.