title: How to identify the screen position of found text in a web page, in order to set the mouse cursor to that position?
body: <p>On a web page in my web browser (preferably, but not necessarily Firefox), I can search (by<code>ctrl+f</code>) for a given text "abc" within the body text of the page. From there then I must move the mouse cursor to another (relative) position (height plus x pixels), and there I must do a mouse click.</p>
  
  <p>I cannot do this otherwise since the needed info is not contained in the source code but is fetched by mouse click from the web server. The problem for me is to identify the position of the found text "abc", in order to move the mouse cursor there; from there it's easy.</p>
  
  <p>I currently try to solve my problem by searching for the background color which changes for the text "abc" when found, but the same color is found in lots of other positions on the screen, so this is unreliable, and finding the text "abc" as a graphic is unreliable, too. So I'm looking for an alternative, programmatic way to identify the position of found text, if there is any.</p>
  
  <p>I work with AutoHotkey, but could use other scripting languages or JavaScript triggered from within AHK.</p>