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Study Scripture, ask Feasy, keep a private reading inbox, explore biblical words, and share Gleams beside any page. Make a little room for Scripture in your browser. Open Feason's persistent side panel to look up a Bible chapter or verse range, copy a passage, or attach its first verse to a Gleam. Select text and choose "Ask Feasy about this" to prepare a question. Nothing is sent to Feasy until you press Ask. Answers include the passages actually cited and a grounding-check status; read those passages in context, because Feasy can make mistakes. Keep a page or quotation in your private Feason reading inbox, organized into collections with tags, annotations, and Scripture references. Continue on Feason's website or with the companion iOS update. Explore biblical lemmas, transliterations, or Strong's codes without automatically saving an entry or publishing a post. Compose reflections, prayers, questions, praise, resources, or aphorisms in a composer inspired by the iOS app. Add a verse anchor, attach an image to a Resource, and preview before posting. The worker preserves receipts and drafts across popup closure. The extension does not scan pages or monitor browsing in the background. Version 1.4 adds a local verse lens, lasting source highlights, whole-library search, address-bar lookup, timestamped YouTube notes, and selected-source Flock study drafts with an explicit review before posting.
Oct 30, 2026
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