Miro embed (sign in) fails in Notion App - only connects in browser


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I have tried every way I can think of to sign into my Miro account from Notion App to work on my Miro items within Notion. But I have failed! Is it actually possible (because it certainly looks like it…) to have a two-way sync with Miro in Notion?
 

In the browser, I have be able to get full editing rights, but in the Notion App I can only view… and that’s exactly where I want to work.. in Notion… I have read from older posts that only viewing is possible, but if it’s possible to work in the browser… surely it’s possible to work in the app??

 

The actual issue I’m facing is that the sign-in keeps failing…  After I click the “sign in” button in Miro in Notion, it takes me to the browswer to login… but once I complete the sign-in info it just dies… “Redirecting” for ever… so this is where it’s failing…

I do have at least 3 profiles I use in Google which may have caused sign-on confusion, but I’ve tried signing out of all profiles, and just using the one I want to use Miro with… I also have a different  sign in with notion account (through my college) so I even created a Miro account with that email to see if that works… still failing at the connection point… although why is Miro asking me to sign in if the connection Is only for public viewing - which I have tested and it obviously works (because no sign-in is required).

 

Please advise if I am thinking about this wrongly… thanks!


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I’m having the same problem.

Same problem here. 
MacOS / Windows 10, Notion App and online: does not show board. 
Guest Links should at leat be visible, by definition they do not need a login at all. 

Same issue

Hey guys,

The way to fix it so you can see a preview of the miro board in your notion page is to creat a share link for the board you want to share. 

Click on the three dots in the top right corner of the board icon when you are in the teamspace (ie the step before you enter the board proper)

The click share and in the bottom option “Anyone with the link” select the ending “can edit”. Then click on the blue button to the right saying “copy board link’ 

If you paste this link in your notion it will show a preview and you can click the arrow button in the top right corner and it will open the miro board in a browser and if youre logged in you can edit it. 

 

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