No Passage List

Rick Ratzlaff
Rick Ratzlaff Member Posts: 141
edited November 21 in English Forum

I can add to (although kinda weird) Notes to passages. 

I can't find Passage Lists and add anything there? 

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  • Graham Criddle
    Graham Criddle MVP Posts: 32,470

    I can add to (although kinda weird) Notes to passages. 

    I can't find Passage Lists and add anything there? 

    Passage Lists are not currently available on the mobile apps 

  • GregW
    GregW Member Posts: 848 ✭✭

    I can't find Passage Lists and add anything there? 

    The IOS apps don't have all the functionality of the desktop application, Rick, and Passage Lists are one of the features that haven't yet been added in. I don't know whether they are planning to add them in the future or not. 


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  • Doc B
    Doc B Member Posts: 3,544 ✭✭✭

    I can't find Passage Lists and add anything there? 

    I find it helpful to remember that the mobile app really isn't functional...you can't (really) DO anything there, other than some basics...it is more of a window to see what you've done on your desktop software. It functions well as a tool to see the desktop documents and resources, but will frustrate you if you expect to be able to accomplish much with it, alone.

    As long as I keep that perspective, I stay unfrustrated with it, mostly. The lack of independence from connectivity is still a bit frustrating, but that's another thread. For that, I keep reminding myself it was "free". To get much more independent functionality, I would expect to have to start paying for the app separately, I think.

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  • Kevin Byford (Faithlife)
    Kevin Byford (Faithlife) Member, Logos Employee Posts: 4,309

    I can add to (although kinda weird) Notes to passages. 

    I can't find Passage Lists and add anything there? 

    Hi Rick,

    Welcome to the forums.  As previously mentioned, our Mobile apps don't have all of the features of our Desktop apps.  Did someone lead you to believe that every function available on Desktop would also be available on Mobile?