@Egor Sviridenko -

The easiest way to get a widget count would be to do a Ctrl-A to select all items on the board and then the pop-up toolbar should give you a count of the overall number as well as the breakdown across the different types of widgets.

Kiron

Two things I like to mention as well:

#1) Locked objects are not including when you select all using Ctrl + A:

#2) If all of the objects are of the same type, e.g., sticky notes, then a count will not appear. The workaround, create at least one other object type and subtract that from the total to get count.

In this example there are 99 sticky notes. When I do a Ctrl + A, there is no count on the selected object context menu. I then add a circle shape and Ctrl + A again and then click on the count to Filter to see the different counts of objects:

Thanks guys.

That helps in the investigations. 4 out of my 5 boards have 1,5k objects (give or take), and perform well. One is 5k objects and takes half a second latency regardless the action. 

Does MIRO team recommend to keep boards under a certain number of items (I thought they said 10k, but I can only imagine the slowness with 10k)?

Egor

@Egor Sviridenko -

How are you accessing Miro? You might find that these “heavier” boards work better with the desktop app than with a web browser. A lot also has to do with the nature of the content - for example, a few large images in a board will impact performance much worse than a lot of sticky notes.

Kiron

Thanks Kiron

using the MIRO app now on my Mac, and thins are indeed much faster!

Egor