hide Bible highlights on esv on a floating tab to be shown on a Projector for the congregation to see, while showing highlights on esv on another tab on computer for the preacher to see and preach from, being linked together people can follow along in the Scriptures

I"d request that when I enter a new prayer that it automatically record the date, so I can more easily track it if I forget to wright down the date.

Make it possible to add/edit personalized chapter heading/paragraph headings to bible versions. That way you can create a built in personal outline in the Bible of choice.

I would like to have the possibility to group my docs in folders in the same docs menu. Not using the favorites tool.

Sometimes it is needed to change or add the image of a resource. I don't see a way to do it other than to rebuild.

Multiple Bible search results would be easier to navigate in the search window if the results could be collapsed down to the level of each resource, through to each Bible book per different Bible. Simply make results display as a tree,

When you click the parallel resources icon there is a list where you can select a resource. It opens in the existing tab even if you have the resource in a tab currently in that window/panel.
Options open existing tab, or open in new floating window will give more control.

I would stay relentlessly focused on speed. I love logos but am constantly frustrated with speed. I wonder if there would be a market for a second program that could access all my books--something like a reader program. Something with basic search capabilities but built for speed. I would gladly give up half the features of Logos to double the speed.

Presently, only a reference can be added to an anchor when you are in a note. It would be helpful to be able to add a “highlighted” resource in an anchor of an open note as well - similar to what can be done on a laptop/desktop computer.

I'd like a TSR (Terminate and stay resident - background app) that checks for LOGOS updates whenever the computer is running. That way the updates could install and index before I need to look up something. I imagine the indexing could take place at a more relaxed rate when Logos is not running, allowing the computer to remain responsive while updates occur.
I think its a common complaint that logos can be very slow at each restart as it downloads and indexes, only to demand a restart after the process is done.

One suggestion, can you add a feature that would allow the copying of the FUZZY BIBLE SEARCH into a bible list to save

Wanting to open a new book, I click on the library icon and would like to start typing the title. But the curser is not in the search field, but on the filter menu. Thus a second click into the search field is necessary. That could be avoided by directly jumping into the search field. In case there should be text already, this text should be selected, so when starting to type, it is deleted.

The only way I seem to be able to look through my docs (notes/notebooks/sermon editors/clippings/etc.) is by clicking the docs button at the top of the program and having to sift through everything I have ever made. It is like not having folders on a desktop and just having every document, file, and picture you have ever made or downloaded on the screen... It would be a huge asset to be able to have a folder or notebook called "Exodus" where I can put all my clippings, notes, exegetical studies, outlines, media, sermons, etc. that relate to the book.

I would like to be able to sort my sermon docs by occasion location and/or date. We already put the information in the sermon info. I shouldn't be that hard to allow sort features for it.

Add the 5 prioritized commentaries to the context menu of a Bible reference, so you can right-click on a word in any passage and the context menu will give you the opportunity to open one of the prioritized commentaries on that verse.

I envision right mouse clicking on a book mark and then having the option to add a note. Then, in order to reveal the note, I would be able to hover over the bookmark.