Highlighter in Study Assistant

This new version using AI to search within the confines of Logos is amazing. I am loving every minute of it. One improvement that i would like to see would be now that you can save and search your previous research questions into the study assistant, it would be nice to have the ability to use the highlighter as you would in the bible tab for things I would like to reference later on and go back to.

THANKS!

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