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We run events for external users and, as part of that, provide access to a number of Miro boards. For longer events, this could be 50+ boards because we break groups into smaller teams (with a board copy per team).Currently, we grant access to these boards at board level (rather than project or team level) because doing so at project or team level allows anyone with access to see a list of names and email addresses of other users, potentially breaking GDPR rules (https://community.miro.com/wish-list-32/hide-email-addresses-other-members-for-some-team-members-3222).However, when shared at board level, Miro sends a notification email for every single board shared and we regularly receive complaints from our users that they have been “spammed by Miro”. This is not good for our reputation, or Miro’s reputation.Some users are also confused into believing that they need to “accept” every invitation, which is not the case. In an ideal world, Miro would delay sending a board share notification for (say) ten minutes. If another board is shared in that time, by the same user, that would get added to the notification email and the ten minute timer would reset. This would continue until ten minutes has elapsed without another board being shared, at which point an email would be sent saying something like “Mark shared “EX01 - One Question” and 32 other boards with you”. Perhaps there is an interim step where either: - The person sharing is able to choose to not send invite emails; or - Miro just doesn’t send any additional invite emails within 10 minutes of having sent a previous one. We really need a quick fix for this as it is causing regular complaints. More information in this non-wishlist thread:https://community.miro.com/peer-support-45/resolved-how-to-stop-spam-invite-to-board-mailers-4058
Every day when I connect to my Miro boards, I have this popup showing up: Is there a way we could close it for good? Like adding a “never” button, or making this reminder an opt-in thing. It’s really bothering to have this ad showing up every single day.
I use Miro exclusively for teaching and write on the board constantly. The tool bars on the bottom of the screen are in just the wrong spot for my wrist and as a result, the search function or zoom function pop up while I am teaching/explaining. Could the developers please consider either moving them or making them float in a future update?
When duplicating a board, a popup comes up at the bottom of the screen. But that only lasts for a few seconds and it is gone before you know it…Wish that waits for me to click it at least...
I’d love to see Miro leverage its LLM/AI integration to provide a real-time language translation overlay for boards.The concept is simple: users select their preferred language, and all text on the board is displayed in that language, including sticky notes, text boxes, diagrams, and other written content. The original content would remain unchanged, with the translated text appearing as a language-specific viewing layer.This would make it much easier for people who speak different languages to collaborate on the same board without language becoming a barrier. Each participant could view the same shared content in their own preferred language, while preserving the original text for everyone else.
We used to get a nice grid view of boards within a space. This view has now been replaced by sidekick, which does not add any value to UX. I can now no longer sort my boards within a space alphabetically, which means I can no longer find what I need in an efficient way.
It would be great if we could get support for people who use CAD/Spacemice (mouses?). As a Design Engineer I use it all the time in CAD and for drawings and its become almost an extension of my hand. You can zoom, pan and even rotate (not really applicable to a 2D surface like in Miro) all within one motion/movement. I think it would be a great way to easily move around a miro board without accidentally clicking the wrong mouse button and moving something.One example of this is the 3D connexion (https://3dconnexion.com/), this is the brand that I have and is one of the biggest players. Many different companies/software already fully support it so shouldn't be too difficult (https://3dconnexion.com/supported-software/). Thanks!
It would be useful to be able to convert mind maps back and forth between bulleted lists (with indents) or full-on mind maps. Being able to edit in either mode would be exceptionally powerful. Being able to switch dynamically, or to import/export to/from bulleted lists would allow the user to engage with the data according to their preference. I like mind maps. My team members prefer the concise bulleted lists.This would also facilitate integration into other products in a more elegant fashion. Imagine being able to grab a massive bulleted list from WORD and drop it into MIRO as a mind map. Mind blowing!
Actually paid plans for individuals are not available; Starter and Business plans require the purchase of at least 2 licenses. So I have to share the account, even if I don´t like. Otherwise I have to pay the double price. Why there aren´t plans for individual with the same options like Business? That´s my wish :-)
The recent update to the Free plan no longer lets users add more than 3 boards. Previously, the 3-board limit still allowed Free users to keep working: older boards were locked into view-only mode, so we kept access to our past work while being able to create new boards. That balance is gone, and it makes the Free plan far less usable for many of us.- Freelancers, students, and independent creators often rely on the Free plan because a monthly subscription isn't realistic for them.- Many users, especially in regions with lower purchasing power, can't afford a recurring paid plan, even at the lowest tier.- The previous approach protected Miro's paid tiers while still letting Free users get real value and keep their work. The new limit just pushes people to look for free alternatives. Personal context: I'm a freelance animator based in Egypt. I'd much rather stay on Miro, but I can't justify a paid plan right now. Suggested solutions:1. Restore the previous behavior: lock older boards as view-only so Free users can keep creating new ones.2. Alternatively, offer a lighter or regionally priced plan for freelancers and users in lower-income regions. If this affects you too, please upvote and share your use case in the comments. It helps the Miro team see how many of us this impacts.
Hello Miro Team,I am using Miro on Ubuntu 24.04 via the Vivaldi browser. I would like to report a few issues and share some Quality of Life (QoL) feature requests:Mouse Scroll Zoom Sensitivity on Ubuntu:Due to the lack of zoom sensitivity controls for boards, zooming with the scroll wheel on Ubuntu is far too aggressive compared to Windows. For example, performing a single Ctrl + scroll jump zooms directly from 100% to 332%. Constantly resetting the zoom level via Ctrl + 0 is quite frustrating, and I prefer not to rely on system-level custom key bindings in Ubuntu.Mouse vs. Touchpad Navigation Modes:Even though I use a physical mouse, I am forced to keep my navigation mode set to Touchpad. When using the Mouse setting, scrolling the wheel zooms the board instead of panning down the page, which is not my expected behavior. Having finer control over these input preferences would greatly improve usability.Default / Anchor Style Settings for Text:A 'Reset Style' or 'Anchor Style' feature is still missing. I would love to see an option to set a default text style (e.g., 18 pt, black color) so that every new text box automatically inherits these default properties, ideally with a shortcut key to apply or lock this style.As a long-time Miro user, introducing these small QoL improvements would significantly enhance the user experience. Thank you for your support and for continuously improving Miro!System:- Vivaldi Browser: Version: 8.2.4133.47 Official Build x86_64, Chromium Version: 152.0.7977.112- OS: Ubuntu 24.04Best regards, Miro 💜
If you want to jam AI into your product like everyone else - by all means - but could you maybe provide a way to opt out? Adobe has made their software virtually unusable with all the AI crap they have bloated their software with and that they have put it front and center and took the actual useful tools and buried them in hidden menus. Let’s not follow in their footsteps. At least give us the option to disable AI so we can actually get our work done. If I wanted an uphelpful intern, I would hire one.
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