In keeping with comments I made here, let me make some similar comments about the out-of-control visual filters menu.
Here's what I see when I click the visual filters button:

Notice how small the scroll bar thumb is, an indication of how far down I might have to scroll depending on what I want to do.
Here's the same menu scrolled all the way to the bottom:

Does anyone else find it ironic that when I press the visual filters button I have to scroll to the bottom to access... visual filters?
If I may make two observations leading to a suggestion. First, I think the item groups within this menu can be organized into higher-level groups; e.g. community-related features (notes & tags), textual (discourse, etc.), documents (reading plans, passage lists, etc.). Second, there is a lot of horizontal space for buttons to the right of the visual filters tool button (in my screen shot, to the right of the "multiple resources" button. Each of those higher-level groups could have its own button, which would make interacting with the menu that appears significantly simpler.
Other suggestions:
- Allow the menu to be resized, and remember the new size.
- Allow community features to be completely disabled in "Settings" so that they don't even show up in this menu.
Once again, I love Logos. If I'm coming across harshly, I apologize that I'm not better able to express myself. I do think that usability improvements in these key areas will benefit everyone. But I've been wrong before (quite recently, in fact
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Donnie