In Google Chrome, when you search for a string and you keep pressing the "down arrow", if you are at the last string found, and you click again the down arrow, if goes back to the first string found in text.

Is there any way to do this in Sublime text?

The current behavior is that, once you are at the last string found and you keep clicking Find (or command-G), nothing will happen. If you click "Find Prev" (or Command-Shift-G), it will go the the previous found string (the expected behavior).

But there is no way to do it like Google Chrome does. Right now, I have to go to line number one, click there (I have a small macro with shortcut to do this) and then click "Find"(command-G) again, which is getting a bit annoying given that I do this multiple times a day.

In Google Chrome, when I search for a string and press the "down arrow", if I am at the last string found and click the down arrow again, if goes back to the first string found in the text.

The current behavior is that, once I am at the last string found and continue clicking Find, or CommandG, nothing will happen. If I click "Find Prev", or Command+Shift+G, it will go the previous found string, which is the expected behavior, but, there is no way to do it like Google Chrome does. 

Right now, I have to go to line 1, click there and then click "Find", or Command+G, again.

Is there any way to do this in Sublime Text?

In Google Chrome, when you search for a string and you keep pressing the "down arrow", if you are at the last string found, and you click again the down arrow, if goes back to the first string found in text.

Is there any way to do this in Sublime text? The current behavior is that, once you are at the last string found and you keep clicking "Find" (or command-G), nothing will happen. If you click "Find Prev" (or Command-Shift-G), it will go the the previous found string (the expected behavior).

But there is no way to do it like Google Chrome does. Right now, I have to go to line number one, click there (I have a small macro with shortcut to do this) and then click "Find"(command-G) again, which is getting a bit annoying given that I do this multiple times a day...

Thanks!

In Google Chrome, when you search for a string and you keep pressing the "down arrow", if you are at the last string found, and you click again the down arrow, if goes back to the first string found in text.

Is there any way to do this in Sublime text? 

The current behavior is that, once you are at the last string found and you keep clicking Find (or command-G), nothing will happen. If you click "Find Prev" (or Command-Shift-G), it will go the the previous found string (the expected behavior).

But there is no way to do it like Google Chrome does. Right now, I have to go to line number one, click there (I have a small macro with shortcut to do this) and then click "Find"(command-G) again, which is getting a bit annoying given that I do this multiple times a day.