Web app contents section behaving badly. Is this a known bug?

In the web app (app.logos.com), in both Firefox and Chrome browsers, collapsing a section of the contents seems not to be persisted properly. For example:

Expand Genesis and select Genesis 3.
Collapse Genesis and expand Exodus.
Observe that Genesis expands without your requesting it, with chapter 3 highlighted.

This behaviour differs from the desktop app - which seems to behave correctly to me.

Is this a known bug? Is a resolution in sight?

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Savanna Lineberger

@George Chauvet thank you for this report, and sorry you're running into this frustration. I have created a case for our team to take a look at this.

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Jason Stone (Logos)

@George Chauvet, I have added the Bug tag to your question in hopes that someone from our team could take a look.

Savanna Lineberger

@George Chauvet thank you for this report, and sorry you're running into this frustration. I have created a case for our team to take a look at this.

George Chauvet

Thanks @Jason Stone (Logos) and @Savanna Lineberger. Hope the investigation goes well.

George Chauvet

Are there any updates on this issue?

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