Inability to search commit titles on blame due to lazy loading

[SkylerWilliams]

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I often times look at the blame due to a specific commit, and then try to find it on the page by searching either the commit title or the commit hash. This used to work fine since the entire page loaded on navigation, but now with the fancy new in-page search you cannot search anything about the commits (it's just for the code) and overriding that for browser search is useless if the commit is more than about 100 lines down as it has not been loaded yet. At least on the blame page, being able to search commit titles and hashes would be very useful, I've basically stopped using blames unless absolutely necessary since it feels like a pretty useless process now.

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