CTRL+F not working on android studio logcat - android-studio

Unable to search using the CTRL+F search functionality inside the android studio logcat. Is there way to enable it?

You can modify keyboard setting.
This function shortcut is in Mainmenu/Edit/Find/Find

You dont need "Find" func in logcat. Use upper pannel which doing this function

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Check this https://plus.google.com/+ChrisLacy/posts/E2C3Yp3qqU9

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