Amazon Music on the web has no native playlist search.
Find in Playlist for Amazon Music is a free Microsoft Edge extension. On a playlist page, type part of a title or an artist and choose Find next. The match is a case-insensitive substring. It works where Ctrl+F doesn't, and it automatically scrolls to load songs on long playlists. It scrolls the row into view. It does not play it. A song that has already been scrolled past is jumped to immediately when searched. It only needs to scroll to a song once, and it remembers that song's position in the playlist.
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Only on Amazon Music playlist pages. Nothing here plays the song.
Type part of a title or an artist, then Find next. The match is a case-insensitive substring of the title or the artist.
It works where Ctrl+F doesn't, and it automatically scrolls to load songs on long playlists.
After the last match, the next search goes back to the first match. The box says Wrapped.
A song that has already been scrolled past is jumped to immediately when searched. It only needs to scroll to a song once, and it remembers that song's position in the playlist.
The matching row is scrolled into view and the matching text is highlighted. Playback is left alone.
The search button hides when you are not viewing a playlist, so it does not clutter the player. Search stays hidden on the queue and lyrics.
The easiest way: install it from the official store with one click, and Edge keeps it updated automatically. Store copies never contact GitHub.
Find in Playlistextension folder).edge://extensions (in Chrome: chrome://extensions).manifest.json.Only playlist pages on the English Amazon Music sites: music.amazon.com, .ca, .co.uk, .com.au, .in, and .ae. Other pages on those sites do not show the button. Other regional sites are not included.
The in-page button tooltip reads Find in playlist 1.1.0. Press Esc while the search box or the button is focused to close the box. A song already scrolled past is jumped to immediately. After the last match, search starts over. If you scroll away from the current match, the next Find next returns to the nearest match already found.
Microsoft Add-ons store updates can take up to a week because Microsoft reviews each one. The GitHub version is always the newest. See what's included.
Not affiliated with Amazon. This is an independent, unofficial extension. It is not made, endorsed or supported by Amazon. Amazon Music is a trademark of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.
There is no sign-in, no analytics, and no server of ours. Removing the extension removes it. Nothing is stored in extension storage.
Titles and artist names are read from the playlist already open in your browser. They are not sent anywhere.
It does not play the row, read your Amazon account or cookies, or download lyrics. Playlist contents never leave the page.
These work together on Amazon Music with seamless compatibility: the translator button, the find button, and the Song History button stack, and opening lyrics does not fight search.
Translates the lyrics in the Amazon Music web player and adds romanization for non-Latin scripts. When Amazon has no lyrics for a song, it can show synced lyrics from LRCLIB. The translator button sits above Find in Playlist. Opening the translation panel closes the search box, and the panel stacks above the search button.
Make playlists from the songs in your history.
Add songs from this computer and play them on the Local Files playlist. Audio stays on this computer. The extension does not upload it.