Ctrl+F Removed, New LSAT Search Function

mulligan.dj · July 6

I read online that Ctrl+F was replaced by a new search feature. Is this true? If so, are there any notable limitations to its replacement, such as character count? What will the new search feature look like? Is there a way I can try it out prior to my official LSAT?

Weixuan4444 · July 6

I believe that there is a "find text" option that functions the same as ctrl F, it should be available to test on lawhub.

equallyyoked · July 6

yes, the find text has a box and you just type in what you are looking for.

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