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Currently I’m using Grid to enable more elaborate layouts on Docs, but it would be AWESOME to have the ability to add COLUMNS!
It seems that there is something off with resizing classes in a UML diagram. If I need to enlarge the class to show more attributes, it also expands the operations space unnecessarily, and there’s no way to grow the attributes space inside the existing shape space. This leads to ugly looking objects with large, empty operations space.It’s really important to be able to grow/shrink the two spaces of the object separately.
please allow Cmd + Shift + V to paste unformatted text in macbook. It only works on the web version but not on the desktop one
After several months of use, we have experienced performance issues related to board size, which appear unpredictable. While we understand that smaller files perform better, it is currently unclear what the size limits are. A visual indicator showing current board usage against a defined limit or percentage would help us manage content more effectively and avoid unexpected crashes.Additionally, comments added to images contribute to board size, so greater visibility on overall board limits would be very helpful.
My boss already finds using Miro a challenge and insists on Powerpoint… I am always using Miro and can you believe it, I got him to use Miro and the one shape he needed is not there!! We want to use a diagram that is a simple circle shape with the ability to add different colours and text to quadrants or half circle with two quarter quadrants and different text and background colour in each quadrant/section. So he’s back over to using Powerpoint. This so basic and I can’t believe it’s available!
Qualitative user researchers often work with audio transcipts, academic researchers with long text passages. Wouldn’t it be possible to highlight and tag specific parts of ‘text (T)’ so you can search for the tags later on? Alternatively, find a way to easily break up text (like a transcript) into single lines, and then be able to tag specific ones.Currently it’s possible to achieve this in “Research Repository” services. I’m wondering if Miro can be used as an alternative to these services.
Miro is fantastic on a massive screen. It’s like you can see, arrange and rearrange your mind in 2d. The bright background and colours work well for feeling energised, fresh, and productive early in the day. For those of us who get more done during the night, however, the brightness can feel glaring and have the opposite effect, causing fatigue, especially with extended use.It feels like a godsend to night-owls that the software industry is finally recognising our needs with dark mode being added to everything. While the implementation would understandably be no small task, I, for one, would greatly benefit from dark mode being added to what has become a fantastic tool in my work and lifestyle.Thank you for Miro, and the Wishlist,Walter
Ask:Add object interactions for all shapes, diagramming tools, notes etc. Problem Statement:I mainly use Miro to document analysis and presenting it to stakeholders. The diagramming options and scope to document across a sprawling canvas are great. However, some missing functionality limits creativity and its ability to share information easily. For example I have a process map for a standard happy path. I want to add an overlay for system touchpoints as well as build in exception paths. Currently, I would either have to add the overlay and create multiple journeys within the same flow, which can quickly become very convoluted, or create new maps for each scenario. Multiple journeys = a lot of panning across the board between journeys which can become quite confusing and nauseating for viewers when sharing.One journey = Visually complex process map that is hard to digest, especially for stakeholders unfamiliar with the journey. Idea:Similar to Powerpoints triggers (but hopefully more easier to use). If i could add simple buttons that have show/hide links to other objects, I could have all of this information sat in one, interactive flow. Great for stakeholders that im presenting to and easier for me to present!Adding in object interactions instantly gives a huge amount of options for creativity and flexibility when capturing/presenting analysis. Im sure there are many, many use cases for something as simple as this. If anyone has something that is currently available to achieve this, that would also be helpful to know!Im also aware that maybe this leans too much into the prototyping module, but I believe could be manual and simple enough to benefit users massively without negatively impacting on that.
I would like to see the following enhancements made for the Azure DevOps Cards:The drop-down field displaying the areas is too short. Please show the full path When selecting types mutliple selections must be possible. It is really enoying to open Azure Cards multiple times to select all types one by one. The result list is using lazy loading. Unfortunately some teams in my company have quite large result lists. To be able to select all of them you need quite some patience to scroll down until you reach the last entry. Please remove lazy loading. In general the Azure Card Window should become the possibility to maximize it. Using the scroll bars all the time is quite enoying The Feedback button of Azure Cards does not work. You can not read or edit the window because of some transparency issues (tested on multiple browsers). Your testers should have found that bug.
I have a Space where the whole team has Editor access by default, which works great for most boards. Some boards in these Spaces I need to lock down: either make it view-only or hide it from most of the team entirely.Right now I can't do that because the Space permission is always the minimum for every board inside it. My only options are to change the default for the entire Space (which messes things up for every other board) or move the board out of the Space (which breaks my board/space structure).It would be really helpful to be able to override the Space default on a per-board basis, allow to override space access setting per board that lets me set tighter permissions than the Space allows.
Does anyone know if there is a way to remove the left side bar that now opens every time i open a board. It is ok if it is there, as long as it is closed.It is just extremely annoying that I have to close it every time I open a board.
Some shapes (for example the BPMN shapes) have a label text included (awesome 🙂).The problem: Arrows lay on top of the label text and make it harder to read the label text of the shape itself (see picture).Feature wish: Make the label placement selectable (top, bottom, left, right) instead of always placing it on the bottom. This way, the user can select the placement, where the text won´t interfere with out- and incoming arrows. Alternatively: have the “place shape in foreground” option also influence the label text.
I would like Miro to add the ability to rename frames when creating slides.This would make it much easier to identify and select the correct slide from the frame list during a presentation.Being able to use custom frame names would improve usability and make presentations easier to manage, especially when there are many slides.
When a board is moved to a space, it should not retain the permissions it had in its previous location (including if it was “not in a space”), it automatically adopt the default permissions of the new space. If not, the board security should default to the least privileged access—ideally private to the board owner or with explicitly defined access.This would prevent unintended access, especially in enterprise environments where boards can contain sensitive or in-progress content. Retaining broader permissions from a space (or from being outside a space) increases the risk of accidental oversharing.Applying a "zero trust" default helps teams control visibility intentionally, rather than having to retroactively restrict it.Thanks for considering this improvement to safeguard content and support more secure collaboration.
As an architect I desperately need a straight line tool. The current line tool is snaping to everything and resets to selection after each use. What I want is just an old good point to point line. It should work exactly the same way as a Pen tool and can even be an option for a Pen tool along with eraser.
Using the web interface, for some reason you’ve chosen to make microscopic scrollbars in the right and bottom margins.I detest using the right mouse to drag the canvas mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag-mouse-drag to get to where you want to go in a frame.You have scrollbars, but they’re so tiny one either clicks outside the browser window or misses the scroll bar and just clicks on the canvas. Please make the scroll-bars bigger.
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