How to go back to Logos 9 with hidden close "x" on tabs
Sorry if I missed the discussion on this; I didn't find it on a quick search. With a lot of tabs open, I find the "x" (for closing a tab) to be visually unpleasant. How do I switch it to the Logos 9 style of it being hidden until a hover? If this does not exist, please add this as an option.
Ross
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Sorry if I missed the discussion on this; I didn't find it on a quick search. With a lot of tabs open, I find the "x" (for closing a tab) to be visually unpleasant. How do I switch it to the Logos 9 style of it being hidden until a hover? If this does not exist, please add this as an option.
Ross
I think the only way to get a Logos 9 experience is to revert to Logos 9. The 'x' may not strike you as the best look but does it affect the usability of the software?
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Mike
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As Mike indicates, (reminds me of the country western song, 'All my X's live in Texas), you'd have to re-patriate back to L9. The UI designer loves X's.
In a heavily tabbed world, the book icons are often little black squares, then the barely viewable link letters, and then those beautiful, gorgeously big X's. Joking.
I use Accordance too ... they hide them until you mouse them. Then, they leave X's behind, after you mouse them. I wonder why? Just in case, you forgot?
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In the Mac world, Apple seems to like hiding the 'x' until you mouse over the tab - Finder, and Safari does it. But Chrome does not. So there is no universal standard that I see.
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You can request this functionality here: https://feedback.faithlife.com/
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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