HI @Janani Hariharasubramanian  Sounds totally cool and awesome to me!  I would just tweak one word in your excellent answer to make it even more good: “. . . where you need to move objects around frequently.”  For me frequent is not the situation - but “objects that are close together.”  Anytime an object is moved and the bar can cover up other objects, that’s the problem.

By coincidence I just sat down today to do some Miro slides . . . and I never realized just how inconvenient this was until now, I’d say it slowed down my productivity quite a bit. Here’s an example:

I have to say - the WONDERFUL thing about Miro is the sheer usability compared to tools like PowerPoint - it would take anyone 10x more time to do a slide like this in PowerPoint, so even though people sing Miro praises about collaboration, for me it’s really CONTENT CREATION where it truly shines!

@Janani Hariharasubramanian - Thank you for replying!

Similar to @Kenneth Ritley‘s comments, the biggest challenge this change presents is that the context menu covers information on other items when I move them within close proximity of each other.

Aside from being visually unappealing during solo work, this poses a problem when I share my screen. I frequently rearrange items and bring new ones into view to highlight relationships or capture conversations for real-time documentation and feedback. During these actions, the context menu constantly appears unnecessarily. I don't need it open, and I'm not consistently closing it. I've even tried leaving it open when moving away from a selected item, but it persists on-screen even when that item is outside the viewport (almost a separate issue, but related to the unwanted context menu).

I have many more examples and would be happy to take you up on your offer to discuss this further on a call. I'll DM you to arrange a time.

Thanks again for reaching out!