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Please allow me to HIDE the new Reading Plan button in My preferred Bible

Kiyah

Please please please, no more buttons! This is a pushy and aggressive implementation. If I don't have a reading plan for my preferred bible, then I shouldn't see the button. There is already a reading plan button on the tools menu if I want to add one. I don't want a reminder-type button on my resources. It's distracting. I try to keep my workspace as free of distractions as possible. If I don't have a reading plan, I don't want to see the button.

Even if I did have a reading plan I wouldn't be fond of green/red dots on my resource toolbar. Notifications are extremely distracting to me. I've turned most of them off on my laptop and phone. Please don't add them to my Logos workspace. Please consider giving us the option to suppress the reading plan button on the toolbar.

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Graham Criddle

If I don't have a reading plan for my preferred bible, then I shouldn't see the button

I will admit I thought something very similar when I saw this - I think it is really unhelpul.

As a minimum, if I turn off Reading Plans in the toolbar the button should disappear

Adam Borries (Logos)

Thank you, Kiyah and Graham. We'll watch this thread for more feedback.

Kiyah

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1402563#Comment_1402563

Thanks Graham. Glad it's not just me.

Fabian

I personally have no problem with the new button. But that's just me.

Steven MacDonald

I don't mind it as it is only an icon and not intrusive. The mouseover tells you what it is. It would be more disturbing if it was in text and not an icon. And I do plan on using it for some things. I'd still like the option to see just icons that can be explained with a mouseover for the toolbar anyway.