Press CtrlF and search for q-u-i-n-c-e, spelled without the dashes.
Quince. The browser opened this panel itself, scrolled it into view and fired beforematch on the way.
Text the find bar can still reach
CaveatThe reveal comes from the user agent rule content-visibility: hidden, so any author rule that hides the element properly, display: none most of all, takes the text back out of the find bar's reach. It also answers only to find-in-page and to a scroll-to-text link, never to scrollIntoView(), so script still has to remove the attribute itself.
FallbackA browser that does not know the value reads the attribute as the plain boolean hidden, so the panel stays shut and find-in-page never sees inside it. Nothing leaks and nothing breaks, you simply lose the reveal, which is why this belongs on secondary detail rather than on anything a reader has to find.
<div hidden="until-found">
Findable, and still collapsed.
</div>
/* do not undo the UA rule that makes it work */
.panel { content-visibility: hidden; }