Add mobile option to customize and select which versions appear in the drop down when selecting Bible version or translation. I switch between about 4 or 5 different versions and do not like having to scroll through a bunch of versions I never use.
I recognise you are asking for this capability in the mobile app but, in its current absence, are you aware that if you prioritise Bibles on desktop those priorities will sync to mobile?
I find that helpful, though having the ability to adjust priority using the mobile app is a needed improvement. I had been reading one of the Greek fathers on the desktop and so promoted the LXX. The next day while doing Bible Study using the mobile app, I discovered the Text Comparison tool fails when there is no NT text. It should rather skip the empty result and go on to the remainder on the priority list.
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I would like to request a bulk export feature in Sermon Manager / Sermon Builder that allows users to export all sermons as Markdown (.md) files. Markdown is a simple, human-readable flat-file format that is widely supported and not tied to any single platform. Having the ability to bulk export sermon content to Markdown…
I bought this book https://www.logos.com/product/55445/a-year-with-the-angels-daily-meditations-with-the-messengers-of-god?queryId=8d8cac57caa4d4343035bee59532a1ea thinking I'd put it on my Logos Desktop and read it daily, but it didn't show up as a daily devotional. I figured out that it's probably because this book is…
Please add a widget to the Logos Android app that allows me to run theological Study Assistant queries directly from my Android mobile device's home screen. See the example widget in the image above.
How about partnering with Claude to create a connector so that we can utilize our libraries within Claude AI? I continue to find your Study Assistant severely lacking in many ways and just avoid using it 99% of the time. I end up using Claude for research, then going into Logos to look the actual references up.
