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> I believe this might be a bug. Using `Look' with an argument doesn't
> seem to work for me either. However, selecting some text in the body and
> executing `Look' alone does work.

look with an argument works, you just need to make sure you've
selected both Look and the argument. a shortcut is to select "Look
argument" with the middle mouse button, but then you lose the
selection for consecutive searches and you'll have to reselect the
text.

executing "Look something" from the banner will also not move the
mouse to the next result, leaving it on top.