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Mark Maloney
Mark Maloney Member Posts: 25
edited November 20 in Resources Forum

1 I would really like to keep my libraries for the two kinds of books described separate:

a) Browsing the hundreds of logos books just to find my one trade book was irritating!  

b) I don't want my bible stuff cluttered with my trade stuff

c) Its good to have a separation between 'work' stuff and 'leisure' stuff, hard enough with smart phones etc,

It would be great to access them independently.

2 for reading in bed at night (on an ipad) the amazon app's ability to show white text on a black background cuts down the light pollution (and presumably the battery drain).  Can you do this in Vyrso? If not could you add it as a functionality.

Thanks

Mark Maloney

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  • Tobias Lampert
    Tobias Lampert Member Posts: 761

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  • Jacob Hantla
    Jacob Hantla Member, MVP Posts: 3,871 ✭✭✭

    I agree that there might be times when separation might be helpful for some people...I personally don't mind them integrated as long as we can use tags to sort them.

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  • Jonathan Pitts
    Jonathan Pitts Member Posts: 670 ✭✭

    2 for reading in bed at night (on an ipad) the amazon app's ability to show white text on a black background cuts down the light pollution (and presumably the battery drain).  Can you do this in Vyrso? If not could you add it as a functionality.

    Vyrso, like the Logos iApp, has options of white, sepia or black backgrounds.

  • Bob Pritchett
    Bob Pritchett Member, Logos Employee Posts: 2,280

    Improved library browsing on the mobile apps is already designed, and will ship as soon as it's implemented. The key improvement will be easy access to recently read/purchased books. The last thing you read -- or bought -- will be easily accessible without browsing or searching.

  • David Paul
    David Paul Member Posts: 6,003 ✭✭✭

    I don't have a smart phone and don't want one. But something like a radio button/check box seems like it would work well. Checked items would be included in an EZ Access folder for quick opening. That way, if you anticipate reading a title that isn't "just purchased" for a period of time, you would only have to find it once and check it. It could be unchecked as soon as you decided you were done with it.

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  • Simon’s Brother
    Simon’s Brother Member Posts: 6,816 ✭✭✭

    Improved library browsing on the mobile apps is already designed, and will ship as soon as it's implemented. The key improvement will be easy access to recently read/purchased books. The last thing you read -- or bought -- will be easily accessible without browsing or searching.

    This sounds like a good starting point Bob..