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Not quite Ctrl F, but Loom does use some AI magic to summarize videos and automatically add sections so you can skip to the interesting bits quickly. Only used it once recently, but it perfectly divided my video according to the 3 points I was addressing.

> Also the first person to invent Ctrl+F for video will be a billionaire.

At least YouTube (desktop web) lets you open the (often auto-generated) captions as a transcript on the side.

I don’t use loom, but I remember an interview with someone who had it in their workflow. Isn’t some of Loom’s appeal transcript and video search?

YouTube has transcripts of varying quality, and tools like kagi's universal summarizer can handle videos as well

Look let’s you play back the video faster.

Also has captioning, transcripts and summarization.

For when a bug doesn’t seem possible, video remains invaluable.