Right click a word and easier access to BDAG

Just prioritize BDAG and doubleclick on any Greek word in your NA 27 or UBS 4.  BDAG will automatically open to the right lemma.

Graham, it depends on what you're right-clicking on.  The first screen shot below is from UBS4; the second from an NA27 interlinear. But your example does appear to be more expansive.  My screens's normal diameter for a portable - 10".  Now, by deleting my documents (eg the extra Bible word study), I can get half a lexicon (though I have to use my pinky).

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OT: It's interesting that Liddell intermediate could pick up the 1st example, in addition to the analytics.

George, maybe I'm misunderstanding?  The second example has 'lemma' selected.

But I did go ahead and click on it just to see if it would expand the panel.  Nada.

I also wondered if the layout was the issue or literal position of the right-click. I opened a full screen resource and got the same right-click size.  Screen certainly isn't a limiter, but Graham's seems to be different.  

I wonder if when they put in the community stuff, that created a different default menu size?  I have community turned off, and of course I'm offline for months.

George ... I'm surprised at you. The first example is 'real' ... not burdened with all those morpho-crutches.  The second one has training wheels.

But to demonstrate your request, NA27 w/morphs is below.  Don't you love the subtle rippling italics changes, as it moves down the text?  So I use USB4.  At least it's more obvious!

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Lexicons!!  

But you may have missed the point.   Getting to the lexicons always requires using the slider. And on a touch-screen, that's a pain and a half.

And as David seems to agree above, at least Libronix menus didn't demand sliders.  They work quite well with touch (indeed better than with a mouse).

But even ignoring the touchy-feely part, Graham's seems to be better.  Why can't I have Graham's??

Ha!  The world of 'touch' is getting progressively crazier.  Yesterday, I had my PC-touch using a PC stylus, my iPad using a regular iPad stylus, and another Bluetooth stylus too (app-specific, you know), and they were all getting mixed up.  It was hillarious, this modern technology.

I solved it, by putting them away.  But no bandage needed, thanks.

Now if our good friend Graham can have mercy on at least some of us, by gifting us a longer right-click menu for Christmas. That'd be great!!

Mark ... I don't want to be impertinent, but neither Graham's nor mine even remotely cover the length of the screen.  Indeed, my right-click menu covers exactly half of the Logos drawable window (though the popup can extend outside the Logos window).  Even if I scruntch the Logos window down tiny, the menu size remains fixed.  

I'm still guessing it's the community stuff that expands it.

Hope the party was fun. And nice for a evening service too.

Your screen pic, in the lower right as the various 'community' selections. Mine are turned off plus I'm off-line. I'm just guessing when they built that functionality, they didn't want to expand the default popup for all uses since it'd create a lot of empty space.  So in mine, without the community lines, it's the earlier shorter version?

Denise said:

And as David seems to agree above, at least Libronix menus didn't demand sliders.

Oh, it's far more than just that. L3 is the cutting edge of transhumanism! [8-|] L5 is a search engine. [:S] With my L3 notes, I am a veritable cyborg [H] ...with L5, I'm not entirely in the dark. [:^)]

Well, I believe you're right.  Now to get down to the Walmart for a magnifying glass (my spouse already using one on the Chromebook).

Logos never ceases to amaze.