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Kenneth Noh
Kenneth Noh Member Posts: 8 ✭✭
edited November 2024 in English Feedback
In the desktop version, there is a plus icon to open a new tab which opens a new tab that has a list of icons of books. There are two types of larger icons in a group and smaller icons on the right side in a list.

Can you make an option to categorize these lists according to the user's preference? So for the larger group I would like to choose books that are most recently used. For the list I would like to access the most frequently accessed books.

It would also be nice to have the option to customize the larger icon lists to type: commentary, article, factbook, video, audio, etc.
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  • Unsichtbar
    Unsichtbar Member Posts: 109 ✭✭
    Maybe show the title and/or description instead of icons... I mean... you have a couple of thousand books in your library, can you recognize the book you want by cover? I can't.
  • William Phillips
    William Phillips Member Posts: 2 ✭✭

    This seems to still be an issue. It is disappointing most of these sorts of questions which are posted and never seldom seem to be answered. I mean answered by Logos staff as they would be the ones to know if this is even being considered. The icons in the new tab are more frustrating than anything. Why is there no search? Why no way to at least alphabetize?

    Or am I missing something? Or perhaps this will remain in the ether, a question that will remain mournfully floating in the ether?

  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith MVP Posts: 54,500

    @Kenneth Noh

    Can you make an option to categorize these lists according to the user's preference? So for the larger group I would like to choose books that are most recently used. For the list I would like to access the most frequently accessed books.

    One does this through collections. (1) Mark the collection for use in parallel resources (2) Select it

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    @Unsichtbar

    Maybe show the title and/or description instead of icons...

    As shown above, it already does so I'm not sure what you are asking for.

    @Kenneth Noh

    Or am I missing something? Or perhaps this will remain in the ether, a question that will remain mournfully floating in the ether?

    Thanks for bringing this to our attention. Occasionally a post gets missed, as this one did. Bump it will usually get a result.

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