Any bitmap load of the style load_from_file("/res/foo") has been
converted to the new pattern load_from_uri("resource://foo").
This will allow for porting more apps to non-serenity targets, as well
as add some flexibility if we want to experiment with other resource
storage formats in the future.
This adds a global search term stored in BrowserWindow that is shared
across all tabs. When opening Find in Page (Ctrl+F), the widget now
uses the following priority logic:
1. If there's text selected on the page, use that
2. If the search box is empty, use the global search term
3. Otherwise, keep the existing text
To imitatates Chromium's logic, the global search term is updated
whenever the user types, navigates matches, or when a selection
populates the search box.
This adds a FindInPageWidget to the Browser application, allowing users
to search for text within the current tab.
Features:
- Search textbox with real-time search as you type
- Previous/Next buttons with up/down arrow icons
- Match Case checkbox to toggle case sensitivity
- Result label showing "X of Y matches" or "Phrase not found"
- Close button to hide the widget
Keyboard shortcuts:
- Ctrl+F: Open find-in-page widget
- Enter: Jump to next match
- Shift+Enter: Jump to previous match
- Escape: Close the widget
The widget integrates with LibWebView's existing find_in_page,
find_in_page_next_match, and find_in_page_previous_match APIs.
Andrew Kaster