Many times when I click on a hyperlink, whether it be to a passage of Scripture or a link into another book, I find myself scrolling up a few lines so that I can establish the context in which the passage or linked-to sentence appears.
It would be useful (to my mind, at least) if Logos could be configured (not all might share my preference) to open hyperlink targets in the center of the target window. The orange "bouncing marker" that shows where the hyperlink is should be enough to allow one's eye to find the passage, and it would allow an easy glance up to establish context and read a few preceding verses.
Thoughts?
