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Brandon, for me the one can't-do-without and this-is-why-I-use-it feature of SwordSearcher is the ability to create one's own Bible, book, and commentary modules. That is the one feature that I use the most and appreciate the most among the dozens of excellent features. Thank you! No other...

Thank you, Bill!

Bill, Did this Apocrypha module ever get posted? I can't find it. Thank you for many interesting and useful modules!

I am with you 100% on this. Better to have one platform that works well than 2 or more that are less than great. Yours is very much a niche business, and the market probably just isn't there to branch out with the hopes of pulling in enough new sales to pay someone else to do programming so the...

I use SwordSearcher almost every day on a Mac with www.virtualbox.org's VM. It's free, except that you'd have to buy a Windows license. For me VB is easier to use than Parallels or VMware Fusion.

I really appreciate that position, Brandon. I am very opposed to the subscription model, even though sometimes the numbers tell me it would be cheaper that way. (What's that say about my reasons?!) I guess I just don't want to be committed to spending money in the future or have to remember to...

The tool is wonderful as it is, but I think I have an idea or two that would make it even better. (1) How about if it could somehow chart out other ways a given word is translated in the KJV? E.g., you look up "Judas". How about a drop-down expansion triangle under "G2455" with a note "Also...

That would be great!

Hi, Brandon. I often copy stuff with references in it into the "Scan Text for Verse References" tool (Alt-F5). I love that tool! One thing that would make it more useful for me would be if I could highlight a verse (or contiguous or non-contiguous verses) and remove them from the list. What...

This is still very high on my wish-list. :)

I still think the ability to highlight footnote text (in Bible modules) would be a good idea, but it may be harder to implement than it appears at first glance.

Now that's an option! Thanks!

I am wondering if there is a way to compare verse lists (results of searches) to see what the differences are (i.e., what references are included in one list but omitted from another). Example: if you search for "peace offering*" in the KJV, there are 84 hits in KJV, YLT, and NASB. Are they all...

Sorry – I found the problem. It was that I was loading the SwordSearcher User Modules locations from the other machine, too. When I uncheck that option when loading settings, all is well. I was the problem! Sorry to have used up time and forum space. I love SwordSearcher!

Brandon, I just installed SS 8 on another computer (on a VirtualBox VM on a Mac). The OS is Windows 10 Home. I copied my settings and user modules from the other machine (same setup - Mac Host with Win10 guest on VB). To do so I first launched SS and made a "Test" user module. I did that...

Maybe it could just default to that when it has amnesia (after a restart or whatever), and then be "sticky" after that? I often have KJVSL in the left hand column and KJV in the right column. Thanks!