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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Hello friends! I was reading in Wayne Grudem’s Systematic Theology 2nd Ed and saw a link in the bibliography at the end of each chapter to the “Anglican” systematic theologies. It links to Michael Bird’s Evangelical Theology (1st edition) but not Bird’s second edition. Is it possible to update the hyperlinks in Grudem’s…
I learned that Logos will not search highlights even when highlights are filtered in the Notes. When searching for a word or topic, Logos only searches the "notes" within (or attached to) the highlight. It cannot search for any string inside the highlight itself. Which is strange given that the book that I highlighted is…
I'd like to suggest a new layout option for the iPad, specifially a 2/3 setting, This would allow me to put my main bible on the 2/3 pane on the left, have the new context menu (commentary, or word study, …) fixed in the middle (as part of the 2/3 pane), and on the right a 1/3 pane with my second bible translation.
Fellow Christians, I just wanted to recommend that Logos add the option in the notes to be able to paste photos (such as reference picture images that help provide a visual representation of what it is you are reading. Especially helpful for The Book of Revelations.
It seems weird that there is an arrow (at the top of the iPad window) thatg takes you back to the previous text, but once you have gone back to that text, there is no way of going forward again. This behaviour is contrary to every web browser which has both forward and backward arrows.
