If there are too many logs outputted in your Eclipse Console it can be really difficult to scroll and find the text you are looking for!
Do you know you can even search text in the Eclipse logs by simply right-clicking on the text in Console and Selecting "Find/Replace..."
Eclipse Search in Logs
You can not only Search for text but even Replace the text with other text. The replaced text will be displayed in green color. You can search text in Forward and Backward directions as well. Options like Case Sensitive, Wrap, Whole Word, Incremental are also available.
Eclipse Find and Replace Console Logs
⛏️ You can even search using regex by ticking the Regular expression checkbox.
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