Is this only my Miro or is this normal? The text is a lot more clear when editing. Once finish editing, it is burry.
Is this only my Miro or is this normal? The text is a lot more clear when editing. Once finish editing, it is burry.
This is very interesting as it looks about the same to me on the screen in both modes, but when I take a screenshot it clearly shows a difference in the sharpness.
Kiron
I am Chrome 90.0.4430.93 (Official Build) (64-bit) on Windows 10 Home.
I am Chrome 90.0.4430.93 (Official Build) (64-bit) on Windows 10 Home.
I was using Chrome when encountering the issue. Later I changed to Firefox and no issue with font.
I’m too lazy to open a support request - given that this seems to be browser-specific, would you be able to convert this thread over to a new support enquiry?
Kiron
I’m too lazy to open a support request - given that this seems to be browser-specific, would you be able to convert this thread over to a new support enquiry?
Kiron
Done!
I have the exactly same issue
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Do you have any updates for us?
I’d love to know if anyone had had a response or and answer to this.
Thanks
How annoying this bug is. ;/
This is quite terrible.
Did you find any workaround?
When we can expect the fix?
I had the same Issue! I had to turn on hardware acceleration in chrome again. Now everything is clear and not blurry again.
https://itstillworks.com/enabling-hardware-acceleration-chrome-mac-26377.html
Just trying out Miro for the first time today and seeing the same blurry text and objects when viewing in Chrome. Viewing in the Miro app looks ok. It’s not a great first impression when compared to other whiteboard apps.
Looks like something changed overnight. Text and objects are much sharper this morning.
As someone stated above, I toggled the “hardware acceleration” in Chrome and reloaded miro and it solved the issue. Hardware acceleration was already on, but I turned it off and back on… seemed to do the trick.
https://itstillworks.com/enabling-hardware-acceleration-chrome-mac-26377.html
I see the same issue in multiple scenarios. It appears mostly after changing fonts, scaling and zoomming in/out. Both in desktop and in chrmoe web client. Disabling/enabligh hardware acceleration doesn’t work for me. If anyont has a working solution at least on how to fix it without recreating elements from scratch in the board, please let me know.
I am experiencing this issue with the wireframe checkboxes. It’s so frustrating. Also, checking off a wireframe checkbox takes 3 clicks which is too much for my taste.
I see the same issue in multiple scenarios. It appears mostly after changing fonts, scaling and zoomming in/out. Both in desktop and in chrmoe web client. Disabling/enabligh hardware acceleration doesn’t work for me. :-( If anyont has a working solution at least on how to fix it without recreating elements from scratch in the board, please let me know.
Same with the fact that it will not resolve until Disabling/enabligh hardware acceleration.
I guess this is a related issue: texts in the UI elements gets pixelated. They look fine when you edit them but the quality deteriorates once you exit the editing mode.
Miro desktop on Win 10.
Hi everyone,
Alyona from Miro Support is stepping in here for a moment
Although this issue seems to be sporadic with new reports coming in waves, we would love to investigate it further to prepare a fix or recommend solutions applied locally. For us to do that, could anyone still experiencing these issues answer the following questions:
We appreciate you sharing this information with us!
Hi everyone,
Alyona from Miro Support is stepping in here for a moment
Although this issue seems to be sporadic with new reports coming in waves, we would love to investigate it further to prepare a fix or recommend solutions applied locally. For us to do that, could anyone still experiencing these issues answer the following questions:
We appreciate you sharing this information with us!
Hi
It is mostly a problem with components of the wireframe library. Other components exhibit variation but not blurriness.
I see the same issue in multiple scenarios. It appears mostly after changing fonts, scaling and zooming in/out. Both in desktop and in chrome web client. Regarding the biblical. Disabling/enabling hardware acceleration doesn’t work for me. :-( If anyone has a working solution at least on how to fix it without recreating elements from scratch in the board, please let me know.
Same with the fact that it will not resolve until Disabling/enabling hardware acceleration.
Update here. Zooming in problem is still there but unfortunately, zooming out is not solved yet.
Hi,
I am currently facing this issue with the Miro app where any feature such as text, post-it, shapes etc. does not work properly unless I am editing that element or have the Miro app open on my second screen. This problem has only occurred within the past 3 weeks and is not present on every Miro board. I am using a MacBook as my main screen. Can you provide any information on when this issue will be resolved or any suggestions on how to fix it?
Issue still existing!
Im on Mac OS
Google Chrome
Web browser
reloading doesn't help
100% doesn't help
I am on two screens right now, but I have the same issue when im on a single screen
Dunno my screen resolution
I already wear glasses and reading on screen is tiring for my eyes (headaches, blurry vision later in the day) and this really aggravates the issue when i work on miro for several hours (which I do a lot).
When can we expect a fix?
Issue is experienced in both desktop app and browser
I was able to resolve the issue by removing Windows (recommended) Scale value under Display settings
Hardware/software profile
For me it’s predominantly when I’m using large fonts and zoom out using the Miro zoom function (keeping browser zoom at 100%). e.g. writing normal text in size 48 and up with headlines even bigger.
Running Chrome on Mac.
Would be nice if it could be fixed though as sometimes you want to be able to drill in and out by leveraging vastly different font sizes, which is one of the coolest features of Miro IMHO.
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