This issue was originally filed by alexe.kaigorodov@gmail.com

What is the sense of parameter "backwards"? Its existence make me think that the searching starts from some point inside the window, not always from the very beginning. If it is so, it should be clearly stated.

The following code

  var text = 'text';
  document.body.append(new Text(text));
  bool res1=window.find(text, false, false, false, false, false, false);
  bool res2=window.find(text, false, false, false, false, false, false);
  print("res1=$res1 res2=$res2");

prints "res1=true res2=false"

which supports this hypothesis. If so, then if we change second search with backward search:

  bool res2=window.find(text, false, false, false, false, false, false);

res2 should be true, but its is not.