Split tabs in Desktop

I have been using Logos for about 13 years now. One of things that I appreciate is the flexibility of the program. You can have windows above or below or side by side. But when you have a window below, it is below for every other tab in the window above. In the mobile app, you can split the tab to have a resource above and below without it being there for every other tab. Could we see something like this in Desktop version?

We sort of have this with a side by side with a Bible and Study Bible for example. Many times, I have my Bible open that I am working with the text but I also have another instance of that Bible open where I have the hyperlinks sent to that one so that I do not lose my place in the main instance. It would be great to have those two instances in one tab as I work through the text.

I hope I am making sense. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you for your consideration of my request. Blessings!

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Graham Criddle

I'm afraid I'm not quite following. On desktop, we can have a layout something like this:

This is similar to one of the mobile tabs - in general I see there is more flexibility in the desktop layout options than on mobile.

Can you show what you like in mobile that you can't do on desktop please?

Marcel Kohlmeyer

This is similar to the split screen in mobile but the bottom window is always there when I switch to other tabs on top, like this:

In this second instance, I would like to just view the Factbook without closing the bottom Bible or moving it to another column. It is a more minimalist approach as I don't like to have too much opened at once. I hope this helps to clarify what I mean. Thank you!

Graham Criddle

Thanks @Marcel Kohlmeyer

I see what you mean now - appreciate the clarification.

DMB

The Parallel view? I guess not …