Nine changes I'd like to see

Sorry, perhaps you've already posted this elsewhere. What about the current left/right arrow key parallel function is insufficient for you?

I am not able to navigate through parallel resources as expected with the right/left arrow keys. Sometimes they keys do nothing, but other times, they do what I don't want them to.

BIBLES:

If I'm in the NIV and hit the left arrow key, nothing happens (initially). If I hit the right arrow key, I jump to the ESV RevInt, but to the next pericope (not the current location). The next one is the AGNT, then the Byz, then the Lexham English Bible, etc. This doesn't make any sense. BTW, if I navigate back to the NIV, I still can't use the left arrow key to navigate anywhere.

Oddly, If I open the ESV I can navigate to the NIV with the left arrow key. I suspect that this is because these are my only prioritized Bibles.

I would expect to navigate through English Bibles only. If I keep going, eventually, the right arrow key will stop working (it won't cycle back to the NIV), and several Bibles I know I have did not display at all.

COMMENTARIES:

With commentaries, the left arrow doesn't do anything initially, then cycles through commentaries alphabetically, but seems to stall for resources that require side scrolling. Clicking on the resource after scrolling as far right as possible, allows resuming with the right arrow key. The navigation stops at the end of the alphabetical list (Wuest's Word Studies... for me).

LEXICONS:

Lexicons sometimes don't do anything, no matter how which arrow keys I hit, or how loud I yell. ;-). Sometimes I will navigate to another lexicon (but only one). Sometimes it will navigate (from the BDAG) to ISBE (1915 ed.), and change the navigation topic from Greek to English! Clicking the left arrow returns to BDAG, but the English gloss is maintained, and the entry is changed to a different word. (This is totally unacceptable.) Steps for that last one: 1)Open Greek Bible to Eph 4:14. 2) Double-click on didaskalias (greek - but click on the English gloss 'teaching' in the interlinear). 3) On my system BDAG opens and the article on didaskalia and didaskalia is displayed in the navigation box. 4) Press the left arrow: nothing happens. 5) Press the right arrow: ISBE (1915) opens to an article called "Instruction." 6) Panic, say "Oh, no! I must have done something wrong!" then press the left arrow key again. 7) BDAG opens to the article aggelia and the topic box says "directive." NOTE: If I use the mouse to click on the arrows in the upper right of the tab pane, I can get back to the original article in BGAD (though it always opens to the title page of the current resource first?). (Please note that the BDAG is the only lexicon I have prioritized. I hope I don't have to prioritize all my lexicons to navigate through them -- if everything is prioritized then nothing is prioritized, right?)

UPDATE:

1. Re-implement navigating through parallel resources (Bibles, commentaries, lexicons, etc.) with the right/left arrow keys. This one is huge for me as it's one of the easiest ways to review information in similar resources.

Partially resolved by prioritizing more Bibles. Still no cycling all the way around. Still no way to exclude Greek, Aramaic, Peshita, etc. from the list.

2. I'm finding the way that resource synchronization works is clumsy. This is especially noticeable with a Greek interlinear and a (plain) English Bible. Open an English Bible to a chosen text and the text shows up in the middle of the screen (I like that!). Sync it to set A. Open a Greek Interlinear (e.g. NA27 Grammcord w/ McReynolds), then synchronize it to set A. The NA27 puts the active verse at the top (not middle) of the screen. Now, in the English Bible scroll down. The Greek Bible jumps back to a verse near the top of the screen. This is not a helpful Bible study tool at all. Either change the focus of the verse to the center of the page, or change the way Bibles open.

3. Related to this is navigating parallel resources once both English and Greek are oriented to the top of the page. It's almost impossible to get the English version to display the verse you want to see in the Greek Bible without typing it in the navigation box. But then scrolling down messes up the synchronization again. This gets really frustrating after a while. Double-clicking on an English word will also synchronize the Greek, but also opens a dictionary. On-going ease of synchronization, while reading in English (or Greek) is a must.

No change in Beta 2.

4. Change the focus of the right-click menu on the Greek Interlinear (NA27 Grammcord/McReynolds) from the English gloss to the Greek surface text. Now the only way to the right-click menu is to right click on the English gloss. This is just wrong. Fix this please!

No change in Beta 2.

5. Allow scrolling with a middle-wheel click, as in most other windows programs (including LDLS). This is my preferred way to read a lengthy article. Rotating the middle wheel works, but interrupts the reading process (at least for me).

No change in Beta 2. Scrolling in a time-line (only - as far as I know) increases/decreases font size.

6. Create a "open to last layout" on reopening option. This helps me start right where I left off last time.

No change in Beta 2. I'm thinking of moving this one up on my priority list.

7. Allow selection of  the information displayed in the NA27 Grammcord w/ McReynolds interlinear. All I want to see is the Greek and the English gloss. The rest I can get, if I want it, by hovering the mouse, or right clicking.

No change in Beta 2.

8. Get rid of the "Close" menu item on the resource settings dialog (by left-clicking on the book icon on the upper left of the resource tab). I don't know how many times I tried closing the dialog by clicking "Close" and ended up closing the resource instead. Or, re-purpose the close option to close the dialog. Or, rename it to "Close this resource."

No change in Beta 2. At least I'm not doing that as much any more.

9. I never regularly used the home page in L3. But the home page in L4 seems even less useful -- particularly for Bible study. It looks like a messy collection of unrelated blog material. It invites me more into distraction than to study. Thank you for letting me start L4 without seeing it. Maybe it needs some re-thinking to bring your first impression in line with your primary purpose.

I read some indications that changes are coming to the home page. Cool! No change in Beta 2.

In re-submitting these, I'm not trying to appear ornery. I just want to keep asking for changes that I, personally, would still like to see.