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No. I've been successfully charged every month on the 22nd. I can tell you some of the resources I lost access to: Calvin, Lange, Augustine, Nicene and Post Nicene Fathers, etc. As I said in my email, “I just went and checked and found that most of the other resources I've used most heavily are not accessible either, which made me think this must

I've been paying $20/month for over two years and suddenly you took away all the books I use most often and have the most work invested in. All my highlights gone. No warning was given. I found out while trying to do sermon prep. And on top of this, I was explicitly told on the phone with customer support that they wouldn't do this sort of thing, which

Wow. What an odd design decision. Yes, that works. But there's no way to discover it or even remotely guess that it would work that. It's entirely counter-intuitive. If anything, I would say that saving highlights would be a way of preventing the need to download all the full resources to your phone, since you have the highlights you are interested

The actual text that I highlighted is impossible to see on notes on mobile without clicking on every single note twice. And the second click just opens up another tab scrolled to the highlight. If we had the option that is on the desktop version to see the full anchor text (ie the highlighted text) when clicking into a note, that would be a big improvement

I'll check it out. And thanks for the warning that the notes are not compatible.

I've got no ability to view the full text of what I highlighted. (See screenshot below.) If I highlight more than a few words in a commentary, it is impossible to see unless I select the "Quotes" view. But the moment I select that view, my own notes are gone. If you can tell me any way I can see both what I highlighted and what I noted on that highlight

[quote user="NB.Mick"] ...most probably your application will update on Monday and the bug will be gone. [/quote] Well, that pretty much rocks. Thanks for the info.