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@Mark Barnes (Logos), I mean no disrespect. I think you and Logos make the best Bible Software on the planet. But this is the most offensive statement from @Mark Barnes (Logos). "We've been trying to reduce the number of clicks required throughout the app" HAHA! Mark, have you used the Dynamic Toolbar?

The Interlinear Bible used to be accessible with a single click. Now, it takes three clicks to turn it on and three clicks to turn it off and return to the home tab. Six clicks! Since pastors use the Interlinear Bible numerous times on numerous passages - this is crazy! And this is just one example. Everything on the dynamic toolbar takes way more clicks than before.

If we only used these settings occasionally it would be no big deal. But that is not the case. If you study for 3 hours and use interlinear Bible once every 5 minutes that equals 216 clicks. This is a very realistic scenario. And @Mark Barnes (Logos) says "We've been trying to reduce the number of clicks required throughout the app".

It would be so simple for Logos to allow users use the old toolbar. Many have seen this feature already in use on your personal computer @Mark Barnes (Logos). Please share it with your users. Most of us spend 15+ hours per week on Logos in sermon prep. Thats thousands of needless clicks to "enjoy" the "New Dynamic Toolbar".

Nevertheless, your product is amazing and I encourage people in our church to buy Logos all the time - and they do. Logos we are VERY appreciative for these awesome tools. We also support you financially by consistently making sizable purchases. Will you please consider the percentage of Logos customer-base that is at a pastoral level studying 15+ hours a week and will you please reconsider this option to use the original toolbar again? I would pay good money to get rid of the dynamic toolbar and use the original one. Thank you @Mark Barnes (Logos) for your consideration.

For me:

MacBook Pro 2018 with i7 Logos starts much slower than before.