Any news on this issue? Please Logos help us out wit the latest technologies otherwise you will stay behind and it will be much better by books on Amazon than in Logos.
On the previous feedback site, this request had over 240 votes … it's like we're starting all over again 😔
This would be a game-changer for me. I read books in Kindle and Perlego (which also doesn’t facilitate integration with Readwise). Being able to gather up all my notes and highlights from different sources is driving me towards buying books in Kindle rather than Logos nowadays, particularly monographs. I also use Obsidian and being able to access my notes from Logos is a real need for me.
I resonate deeply with what has been shared here. As a Logos user and building my library for over two decades, my notes and highlights feel trapped and unable to participate in research and project workflows. This functionality would be so helpful. I too have been purchasing more books outside of Logos for this reason.
Bump! I would love to see Logos consider adding this integration. @FortisFides I agree, I would love to see markdown export support as well.
Sometimes I feel that the goal is to keep us "trapped" using Logos for everything. I have spent a lot of money in Logos, and I plan to keep spending a lot of money in the future. However, I would love to see Logos take these concerns seriously. I don't want my research "trapped" in only one program. I would love to have the ability to download all my Logos Notes in markdown (.md) format to backup for the future. I'd love to be able to integrate with things like Notion, Obsidian, ReadWise, and others. Logos will always be a part of my workflow. I just don't particularly want it to be the only part :D
Has anyone heard any news with this? Readwise can export right to my Obsidian vault so this would be perfect for me. I would actually start to purchase my non-bible books on Logos if they ever did this.
The new ePub functionality in the Readwise Reader app is great. I have moved to purchasing from bookshop.org where possible to get an epub and then putting it directly in readwise. There is no reason to read and highlight in Logos until they fix this.
I am buying books almost exclusively on Kindle now and no longer on Logos due to the latter's lack of integration with Readwise. Is there any hope Logos will change in this area? I know it's been a few years since this was first requested so should we give up hope?
If syncing with Readwise just isn't going to happen, does anyone know if there's a chance Logos might develop similar functionality themselves? It shouldn't be too hard to take book highlights and turn them into flashcards and for a batch of 10 or so of them to pop up on a user's phone each day, to help users review their reading/learning? If either a native feature or integration would Readwise could be developed, I would start buying books on Logos again - at present there's little incentive to, especially when Kindle books are much cheaper.
The web app is very rich, but it lacks dark mode. My sensitive eyes would really appreciate dark mode to be brought to this form too for use on a ChromeBook. Thank you!
It seems and has been communicated to me by service support that book prioritization is not utilized on a passage guide search on mobile. It would be extremely profitable to have the same search results between desktop and mobile for searches such as these.
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