Ability to download video's on a phone to listen to when not online.

It takes a lot of time and often derails the studying flow when I have to manually go back to the list of assignments and click on the next one. Studying would feel a lot more efficient if after I finished watching the video, I could click a right arrow that would directly lead me to the questions that follow in order (especially as the page does not maintain the spot I was at initially so I often have to scroll a lot which is both discouraging and feels like a waste or time.)

I think it would be nice to have the ability to write notes and highlight and have those saved in my account. That's all - just a feature request. Thanks!

As a mobile app user, I want to view the app and all content in dark mode so I don't hurt my eyes when viewing in low light situations.

save settings for videos once I start watching them one by one. Example: I clicked on "cc" for the first video then I watched it again, but had to click on "cc" again. Same for the second video. In Contracts, FYI. Same problem with the volume. Can you set it up so the website remembers my settings for videos? Also- save my spot if I have to stop listening to a lecture in the middle.

Please allow us to download entire judgments in single PDF Form. Judgments are scattered and is very difficult to download every single of them for a course.

Think audiobooks or podcasts, but for Quimbee study content. Customers could learn while they drive or exercise or do chores or something else that requires the use of their hands and eyes.

It would be amazing to have a feature where I can type in the textbook I am using, and it pre-populates the cases in order. You already have all the cases, so this feature would allow me to push auto play, and hear the cases in the order each week as they appear in my textbook. Just a recommendation to continue to be awesome.

All content screens have such large left and right margins. There is so much space on the screen that is not being used. This is annoying in case briefs, but especially so when taking any diagnostic (see screenshot). You have to zoom out so far to see the question and answer choices on the same screen, which would be unnecessary if there weren't so much unused real estate. Even justifying the questions would alleviate some of this. Please decrease the margins so you don't have to constantly scroll.