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[quote user="Michael"]I also do not see a "today in Christian history" card.[/quote] I'm sorry for the confusion, everyone. This new card, and the corresponding Factbook section, requires a brand new dataset called "Today in Christian History." As a special thank you for everyone who has purchased/ will purchase a Logos 9 base package during the launch

Announcement: You're invited to join the new Logos Public Beta group on Faithlife! This group grants a temporary license for new, locked features in testing. These features will be available for public testing on the beta update channel, but they may require a purchase after they are released to stable. For 9.2, joining this group will unlock the Today

Thanks for report, Phillip. This is a stand-in "read-only" view of Passage Lists (as we also have for other document types) that was meant as a stop gap until we have a full implementation on the web app. Unfortunately, the default behavior comes with some limitations like this. We'll consider if there is a way to offer a short-term fix before full

[quote user="Bruce Fraser"]Make a brand new post with that basic information that Version 9 is available only to people who buy the upgrade. Then make it so that post remains at the top of "Logos 9 Desktop App" forum. So it will always be the first thing people see when they come to the version 9 topic[/quote] Thanks for your suggestion, Bruce, but

Many of the Logos 9 desktop app features have also been added to the web app! Some of these features require a paid upgrade; see the feature comparison chart for details. Charts tool : New graph types, animations, and export options to visualize your Bible search results. Factbook redesign : Start your study on anything in the vastly expanded Factbook

Logos 9 is here! It’s available in English , Spanish , German , Portuguese , Korean , and Chinese on desktop (Windows and macOS), mobile (iOS and Android), and the web at https://app.logos.com/ . Not all features are available on every platform, but we’ve worked hard to deliver a consistent experience regardless of the platform you’re

Petah, thanks for raising the question, and I'm sorry for taking so long respond. You're not wrong—the Go box is one of many areas that need work for unity with the the UX of desktop app, let alone parity in functionality. We don't have any immediate intentions to address it, but fixing toe stubs like this on the web app is already penciled in

This thread is getting of control, so I'm going lock it with this final comment. These forums are helping people use Logos to study the Bible. Any person, regardless of their beliefs, should feel welcome to post here and get help with Logos without fear of being attacked for what they believe. Like all of you, I have my private opinions about what constitutes

[quote user="Mathew Haferkamp"] Hey Adam Borries, so if I read you right anyone who wants to come on the forums and claim to be a Christian is beyond rebuke? So if someone said they were Islam or Hindu but defined themselves as Christian we are wrong to say they are wrong? Just want clarity. [/quote] Matthew, the way that question is framed, it's almost

Thanks for the question, David. We're not completely abandoning that idea, but there are some challenges to syncing between two different platforms that don't both have all the same features. Here are some of the things we have to consider. What should the web app do if your desktop layout includes: tools that aren't supported on the web app? more than