Bulk text edits — renaming a product across a document, swapping a domain in a list of URLs, stripping a repeated prefix — are trivial with find and replace and painful without it. This tool supports plain text, whole-word, and full regular expression modes, and reports how many replacements were made.
It stops partial matches. Replacing "cat" without it would also alter "category" and "concatenate"; with it enabled, only the standalone word is changed.
Enable regex mode, wrap part of your pattern in parentheses, and reference it in the replacement as $1, $2 and so on. Swapping "Last, First" to "First Last" is a one-line job.
Usually an unescaped special character. Dots, question marks, brackets, and plus signs all have meaning in a regex; escape them with a backslash to match them literally.
No. Everything runs in your browser, so confidential documents never leave your device.
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