New Feature: Add Swipe for Cross References

When you click a cross reference, it gives a list of the related passages. Then when you click one, it would be nice if you could swipe left and right to quickly view the other references. Right now, you have to click away, then click the cross reference link again, and choose the next passage from the list.

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Joshua Eric Reeves

Ok so I had a great idea that I think would be awesome. I’m currently using the KJV 1900 and when I click on the letter before the words I get a pop-up with reference verses. But the problem is that I have to click on a verse and once I’ve read it I have to tap it again and click on the next verse. So anyways the idea is to add a new swipe right feature so that after I click on the first reference I simply swipe to the right until I get to the last reference. Your welcome! I’m not greedy. I’ll take just $0.02 for every swipe.

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