Search my bookmarks like okular does.

[nazar2sfive]

I want sumatrapdf to give me a search box on top of bookmarks to allow me to search just for bookmarks. This would allow me to quickly search for just the heading/subheading of a chapter.

[nazar2sfive]

[GitHubRulesOK]

IT should be posible for someone to add the needed alterations to the core code however it seem not to be a trivial request (unless in-part redirecting existing search). I tried to emulate what may be the desired actions using DOS console commands.

Admitedly this is NOT the way to go, but serves to highlight potential holes in any scope of requests I saved the following code as JUMP.cmd then at dos prompt used jump first few letters of filename then first few letters of bookmark e.g. Jump Examp Index (see my test runs below)

 @echo off && FORFILES  /M "%1*.pdf" /C "cmd /c start C:/Progra~1/SumatraPDF/SumatraPDF.exe -named-dest %2 @file"

1. When you search for a bookmark (named destination) the search is often not case sensitive
   (I had issues in the past when there are different bookmarks with different cases.)
   There needs to be a similar Case Sensitive/insensitive togle as per document search.

2. When you type partial bookmark entries, the search will stop at the first match,
   There needs to be a search Next and search Previous button (same as the main search)

3. My experience suggests that I can use the main search methods almost as quickly as if there was one dedecated just to the bookmark area, however in larger files of more that a few hundred pages, I can appreciate the speed of jumping say 50% before a search starts.

Personally I would suggest such a feature could use the existing function controls but the search needs to be flipped between the two canvas areas e.g. it could be tied to using the current F6 toggle to provide a simple "either/or" solution.

[nazar2sfive]

i have found that wps office first searches bookmarks then start searching form pg1 to end. so bookmark search are first in priority if that is selected.

but i sincerely wish a seperate bar for searching bookmark like in okular.