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Aside from the 6 existing reactions, it would be great to have a dropdown menu with additional reaction options, or a dedicated “Reactions” tab within the “Stickers, Emojis, and GIFs” tool with a larger selection.
Dear Miro,The new update looks great! After some searching for buttons I was able to find everything again. My students too, they can spam my entire miro board with reactions again. Can the button to disable reactions come back please!? Thank you! gr.Timo
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.
Hello Miro team!At my company we work in tertials (3 periods of 4-months, not aligned with the yearly calendar) and this cannot be rendered in the timeline feature, unfortunately.At the moment we can only represent quarters or months at the highest level, and the design gets way too messy or long.Would it be possible, in addition to the quick choices of weeks, months, quarters, years, to also add a customisable timeframe?:)
Enhance Miro’s Mermaid integration to support editable Mermaid diagrams not just images. Current functionality blocks users from being able to complete tasks in Miro.
We have a custom field in Jira of type Labels. We use this type to add our list of Clients to an issue in Jira. I would like for this to be available in Miro. Can you add support for labels and add the corresponding labels to a row on the card? It would be really useful for many different Jira use cases.
Would love to see a way to integrate Smart sheets into Miro, espcially Dashboards!
What I'm looking for is to be able to create custom fields for a card, so that whenever a user starts using that card they are reminded to fill out a few specifics. Right now the fields on a card are title, description, due date and assignee. I would like to use a card to for example create milestone templates for a planning board. As such I’d like to add things like ‘Goal’, ‘Measure’, ‘Dependencies’, etc. as fields that can be filled out on a card.Currently the only way I know to do this is either a grouped template with text fields, but no matter how well I try to group and lock them, users always seem to be able to tear them apart so the template loses cohesion, falls apart and users get frustrated. Also having to click multiple times to actually add or edit text is not desirable.
I use the text boxes to create outlines of design wireframes for developer reference.In these situations, it is incredibly common that I run into the character limit for the text boxes and have to break my outline into multiple boxes. The whole process becomes much more frustrating and cumbersome from then on out.The imposed character limit seems incredibly arbitrary, pointless, and some of the formatting of outlines seems to eat away at the count even quicker.At the end of the day, when I can easily paste giant image files that will certainly chew up my RAM, why is there such a miniscule text limit? surely it’s not a technical limitation.At least allow for a “long text” box or something that supports big blocks of text. It is necessary for me to use your software effectively, whether your product team believes that method or not you shouldn’t actively prevent me from doing it.
Currently when we are doing cross team planning in miro we need to manually add linking lines between jira issues to show relationships because there is not a way to visually show this automatically for a given board or frame within a board.
The absence of basic drawing and measurement tools is a major concern. For our workflow, the following are essential:1. Accurate scaling of imported drawings2. Basic dimensioning tools3. A ruler4. The ability to measure areas to ensure designs fit within specific square meterage or footage
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.
It would be very helpful to save Miro boards in project-specific folders to reduce time spent scrolling and filtering. As an alternative, tags or color coding for boards would also be greatly beneficial.Requests like project-specific folders, tags, or visual identifiers such as color coding come up often, and they make a lot of sense for teams working across multiple initiatives.
We want to delete a tag from the comboboy list in a Kanban Board on Miro which is not used anymore.This seems to be not possible. Could Ou implement the feature? E.g. "Technisch - Planung" (red) is legacy needs to be deletable from the suggestion list.
Milanote ThumbnailsMiro’s Weblinks / No Thumbnails or DegenerateIn Miro, some weblinks generate a thumbnail when pasted into a Miro board. This thumbnail generation happens automaticallyThis is a huge timesaver, as I’m collecting references to resources to review and then access via URL later to acquire for our project. Upon research I found a thread acknowledging this limitation (https://community.miro.com/ask-the-community-45/web-link-thumbnails-inconsistency-23138?postid=81858#post81858) Unfortunately none of the sites I commonly use support Open Graph Protocol. My feature request would be to add a fallback thumbnail generation using a generic heuristic that doesn’t put the onus on a third party to adapt a specific protocol. Miro is positioned as the centralized service for references so I expect that the service will do the work to process data from a variety of services.
I often find myself copying and pasting a bulleted or list of notes into Miro. Each line represents an individual thought that I want to manipulate for a variety of reasons—not a block of text. If I want to separate this list, I have to cut and paste each line into its own text object. I’d love to have an option that broke those items out (based on bullet or carriage line return) into their own separate objects automagically—like Miro does with Cells and Post-Its.
Microsoft Loop is now GA and built into Teams.Loop Components are being developed by Microsoft and 3rd party software companies are building innovative real-time components.Loop components are now in Microsoft Whiteboard.See (125) Real-Time Collaboration | Microsoft Loop Updates for Admins - YouTubeSupporting Loop Components in Miro would be a game changer and another compelling reason for Microsoft users to stay with Miro.
It is great to create bulk stickies just from a copy/paste from Excel.But I would need to do the same for Flip Cards. I have to create hundreds! I would need to generate both sides of the card by importing from the data I already have.Is there any way or trick to do this without manually copy/flip/paste/flip process for each card.?I imagine for instance, having an excel file with two columns, representing front side and back side, so I can import or copy and paste. Thanks in advance.
When I create timelines, I tend to use the weeks setting, which helpfully places the dates in the header column. (See sample images below to clarify.)It would be really helpful for me and my team if the dates included only Monday–Friday. For example, This would mean the dates below would instead be Sep 23–Sep 27, Sep 30–Oct 04, and Oct 07–Oct 11. Planning conversations would be easier if my team and I could just look at this view rather than jumping between here and Google Calendar to see Friday’s date.
I really like how simple the student sign-up is and how quickly it unlocks the student plan.One concern I wanted to highlight is privacy: the current approach relies on sharing personal documents, which some students may not feel comfortable uploading online.There are alternative options such as federated or institution-based student verification (e.g. via university login), which could confirm student status without requiring document sharing.This could improve the privacy experience while keeping the existing flow simple.
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