Android Reader Suite 6.0.6 Beta Release Notes

The Android team is pleased to announce the Android Suite 6.0.6 Beta release of the Faithlife apps.

If you are already signed up for the beta via Google Play, you will automatically receive the beta update over the next few hours.

If you are a new beta user or haven't previously tried one of our beta apps before, we have switched to Google's Open Beta test model so you don't need to sign up - just use the opt-in links shown below.

If you find a bug please see https://community.logos.com/forums/t/140174.aspx for instructions on how to report it.

Versions in this release

Bible! 6.0.6 (Build 0332) - [Bible! Beta opt-in page]
Faithlife Study Bible 6.0.6 (Build 0332) - [FSB Beta opt-in page]
Biblia! 6.0.6 (Build 0332) - [Biblia! Beta opt-in page]
Noet 6.0.6 (Build 0332) - [Noet Beta opt-in page]
Verbum 6.0.6 (Build 0332) - [Verbum Beta opt-in page]
Vyrso 6.0.6 (Build 0332) - [Vyrso Beta opt-in page]

New
- The splitter bar can be dragged to the top/bottom to close split panels
- Reference Scanner is now available in FSB, Biblia and Verbum apps

Fixed
- Various bug fixes and improvements

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Comments

Dave Hooton

Fixed
- Various bug fixes and improvements

Can we know what these are because many bugs/improvements have been reported on the 6.0.5 version? Testing for the splitter bar alone is trivial.

Randy W. Sims

- The splitter bar can be dragged to the top/bottom to close split panels

Thank you for this!

Is it an intentional decision to have scrolling in one pane to show/hide the resource bar in both views?

I see that you (intentionally?) added space at the top and bottom of tools like passage guide. I thought this was a bug related to dragging a pane off in split view at first. It definitely fixes the problem with the resource & nav bar hiding parts of the guide but it does look funny at the top with a blank bar, bottom looks good.

Wish List

Menu for Tools to Change Resource - It's cumbersome to go to tab man and close the tab, add a new tab, open something in the tab, and go back. Double that if your working with a split view.
A way to create a split without tab man. We are too used to the convenience we had before. I see the UI problem. Maybe, similar to Android, long press on the tab man button brings up a mini tab man where you can put an existing tab in split view, open a new resource or tool, etc?