This screenshot is from Open Office - but even the Evernote I grew to dislike for so many reasons had something similar. Please and thank you. Otherwise I love Capacities - and I'm sure I've only skimmed the surface of the magic that is possible. But the lack of this eats up an incredible amount of time because I do a lot of editing. I do love the fact that when I ctrl+F now it finds everything on the entire page / note and not just the object I am in... but please add Replace 🙏

This would speed-up repetitive text modification by an order of a magnitude. I'm used to having this functionality in pretty every half-decent text and code editor, and rely on this when having to rewrite large chunks of existing text.

This will allow to easily change multiple occurrences of a piece of text within a page.

I tried a workaround: I put the replacement text already in the clipboard before using the existing "Find" function. I figured that I could then press [Ctrl]+[V] to paste the first located occurrence, then press [Ctrl]+[G] to go to the next occurrence, and repeat until done.

However, that turned out to be impossible. Neither executing a Find nor pressing [Ctrl]+[G] puts the editing cursor in the text, so you need to explicitly click with the mouse and even select the found text manually before pasting, and repeat that for every single occurrence.

The main problems seem to be that the cursor stays in (or goes back to) the Find window and also that the found text is only highlighted but not selected like in all regular editors.