Some of my pages have different languages. When I try to search the open double quotation marks exactly “ (U+201C), Chrome returns also ” (U+201D) and " (U+0022). What I do is to press Ctrl + F and input “ in the text box. I also notice search for A returns Ā and Ă.
You can do a search for “ in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotation_mark to feel what I have suffered.
What is the reason for Chrome to have such a behaviour?
User-friendliness, probably. Chrome normalizes search query and searchable page contents. Most users don't see a difference between “ and ", when they want to search for “ they type in ". It's also easier to type because it's included in common keyboard layouts. Similarly, with my keyboard layout I can't type Ā. Thanks to that feature of Chrome I can just use A and get the same results.
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