Make Insights a Panel that can be floated

As the above states, I would like insights to also have the option to be a panel. I find it gets in the way at times and I would like to be able to move it around, like the information or power look up panels.

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Michelle

I concur. Meanwhile I use this workaround

What I see on my 1980x1080 screen :

The actual size of the whole Logos app : but I drag it so that the left sides are hidden from my screen. (Save it as a Layout)

Open two Bible panels.
The left side with Insights open, set the link to A.
Set the link on the other Bible panel to A as well.
So now when I scroll, the Insights changes together.
Save it as a Layout.
Then drag the whole windows of Logos app by clicking the most top part of the window area like how you move a window around to the left side of your screen.

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