I need to find where a certain topic is discussed in an online document, and search alone isn’t giving me the context I need.

This feature helps you locate where a topic is discussed within an online document while preserving the surrounding context. It makes it easier to understand how a term is used, not just where it appears.

When you need to find a discussion in an online document, a simple keyword search can surface matches without showing why they matter. This feature is designed to help you identify not only where a topic is mentioned, but where it is actually discussed, with enough surrounding context to interpret it correctly. It supports scanning results with adjacent text so you can quickly judge relevance before jumping to a section. It is especially useful when terms are used repeatedly, when wording varies, or when the important part is explained across multiple paragraphs. You can use it to find definitions, arguments, decisions, caveats, and examples tied to a topic rather than isolated mentions. By prioritizing context, it reduces time spent opening and closing unrelated hits and helps you stay oriented in long documents. It can also help when you do not know the exact phrasing used in the document, but you know the general concept you are looking for. This makes it practical for policy documents, technical specs, meeting notes, legal pages, academic readings, and long-form articles. Overall, it improves discoverability and comprehension by connecting search results to the surrounding narrative.