Please bring a dark mode/theme to the web app.
70 year old eyes do not do well with a blinding white screen
PLEASE. YES. PLEASE. MY. EYES. ARE. BURNING. help.
Yes, please.
I exclusively use the web app since I run Linux, and I'm disappointed that dark mode is not an option there. The web app also doesn't play nice with Dark Reader extention for Chrome (which wouldn't be an issue if the web app had its own dark mode). I would appreciate adding Dark Mode to the web app.
I've gradually moved to using the web app almost exclusively because of portability. It's 2025, please allocate some resources to getting a built-in dark mode.
My tablet is not supported by the app so I am using the Samsung browser in dark mode. It usually works great for night time reading. (I have a different browser in normal mode as my standard browser.) However, the bookpages are still white. I would prefer if I didn't have to find add-ons, etc for this.
Agreed. Dark mode was a game changer when it first came out. I remember having to do High contrast on windows before it really caught on. I hate the bright colors. They definitely mess with my vision.
Customer request: an option between 1x and 1.4x for the narrator speed.
Please create a new library view in which the works included in anthologies are each listed separately with a link to the anthology in which they are found. Schaff's Church Fathers is a prime example of this need.
I thought I saw something like this before, but I don't remember where. It's good to be able to where the lemma is used in a given context. Repetition in a text is a valuable interpretive tool. BUT if the lemma is a noun, it would be helpful also to note the corresponding verb, and vice versa, if a verb, the corresponding…
The Amazon's Kindle has an experimental browser through which you can access some simple websites. You can even access the Faithlife website "biblia.com", log in with your faithlife/logos account and access the library and books to read. However, it does not have an option to enlarge the font to make reading easier. Even…
When using Bible Book Explorer — the colorful wheel that shows interrelated Old and New testament verses = and When looking at say the OT texts used in a book - say Matthew - When you select Psalms, the Matthew texts which are related to Psalms are revealed — but there is no help in knowing what Psalm reference to which…