@stanwood also replying to say "thank you!" I have heard for some time there was a possible fix for Google Calendar integration but hadn't sorted out where the fix was to try. I followed your steps and my Google Calendar has sync'd! My work and wife will be happy I won't be missing appointments anymore

@Keneda I think the main challenge is that it is a webapp and only a single version. So it needs to be used online, no hilighting, no notes, no multiple versions, no commentaries, etc. Maybe the request should be more clear: an offline full-featured native bible app.

@mnjrupp @arubislander @Nathan123 I was thinking of a "Better Bible App" also. It would be great if it could use Crosswire / sword modules like AndBible does. Then access to commentaries, etc. would be possible.

So maybe the question is if something like Xiphos / Bibletime for traditional Linux is easier to port over to Ubuntu Touch or if it would need to be a "build from scratch qt quick" app?