Bug or feature? ALL bibles in Web App

Today, I was looking into different translations of Ex 20,3.

I own some bibles (around +80), but not all. So using the Text Comparising tool, the Desktop App showed a lot of translations.

Instead, logging in to the Web App and doing the same operation, I see much more translations, even in languages I am absolutely not familiar with, like e.g. Corean or Russian. Clicking on the blue label opens ANY bible in the list, even if I never bought these.

Is this a new feature, maybe linked to my Logos Pro subscription?

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Graham Criddle

Instead, logging in to the Web App and doing the same operation, I see much more translations, even in languages I am absolutely not familiar with, like e.g. Corean or Russian. Clicking on the blue label opens ANY bible in the list, even if I never bought these.

I don't see what you are describing

Please provide a screenshot (use the paperclip icon in the forum editor) to show what you are describing.

NichtnurBibelleser

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1295207#Comment_1295207

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1295209#Comment_1295209

I think I understand what is happening - and I assume you are selecting All Bibles in the Text Comparison tool.

In the web app we get online access to a number of free Bibles - which we don't have access to on desktop - and so these would be added to the display.

If you create a Collection of Bibles you want to compare and select this on the web app, instead of All Bibles, then you would only see Bibles in that collection.

NichtnurBibelleser

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1295215#Comment_1295215

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I think I understand what is happening - and I assume you are selecting All Bibles in the Text Comparison tool.

That‘s correct.

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In the web app we get online access to a number of free Bibles - which we don't have access to on desktop - and so these would be added to the display.

That‘s nice! I‘d call it a Feature!
Shouldn‘t Logos advertise / communicate this more prominently?