The archives for this blog look like this:

blogArchives

You can see that every week the blog entries are numbered from 1 to 7, in Roman numerals.

This is actually an ordered list , as you can tell from the source.

numericList

The blog itself is generated using Jekyll, and the source code and posts of this blog, as a reminder, is available here.

I wanted to check whether I had ever accidentally posted more than 7 times in a week.

A quick way to do so is to search for the text viii.

searchBlogInit

This found nothing, to my satisfaction.

But, on a whim, I searched for what I know exists - vii.

This still found nothing!

searchNotFound

Which, technically, is accurate - that viii text does not actually exist on the page and, it is the browser responsible for computing and presenting it.

The same happens for Safari, Microsoft Edge, as well as Vivaldi.

As far as I can tell, all Chromium based browsers probably have this issue.

Firefox, however, does not!

firefoxBulletSearch

TLDR

You cannot search for bullet numbers on Chrome, Edge, Safari and most Chromium based browsers. However, you can on Firefox.

Happy hacking!