Normal mode uses a simplified method of searching. Whatever you search for is what it will look for, with some caveats. It will trim out punctuation and it will ignore capitalization. The order of the words matters too, so searching for "Did I mine that" will not find results for "I did mine that". The words you search for must come one after another in the caption, so searching for "one two three" will not find results for "one two and three".

Fuzzy mode will try to be smart and ignore less useful words like "the", "and", "a", and so on. It will also find words with the same base, so searching for "jumping" will find results for "jump", "jumps", "jumping", "jumped", and so on. Fuzzy mode will ignore the position of the words, so searching for "big bean burrito" will be the same as searching for "bean big burrito"." +

There's a secret third search mode. Wrap your search term in quotes to find exact matches. It ignores capitalization, but not punctuation. This can help if you remember part of a word or if the auto-generated caption doesn't spell it quite right. For example, if you want to find when Dunkey says "PELICAN!", but the caption spelled it as ""PEEEEEEEH-lican!", you can try searching for "lican".