The ability to render iframes the way anyone who uses iframes expects them to work would unlock a world of potential with our whiteboards.
Right now, every time I try to embed anything using the iframe embed tool, I end up with the same result. I get a 16:9 aspect ratio box with a generic "documents and stuff" icon in the middle, with an ugly play button covering it up. I cannot resize the box without keeping the aspect ratio.
In most cases, anything I have tried to embed does not scale to fit the box properly (after hitting the play button to reveal it). I have zero control over sizing the box or any other properties that would give me control over how the content is displayed.
Being able to embed content within a box that I control the size of, with the ability to scale the embedded content to fit the width of that box (with scrollbars appearing as necessary for any vertical content that extends past the height of that box) would be perfect.
How many UX Designers would shout for joy if they could embed the first page of a Figma prototype onto a Miro board, and then allow people to click through it within that iframe window?
I have had at least a dozen ideas regarding how the embedding of content within an iframe on a board would be a GREAT presentation tactic, everything from a clickable prototype from Figma, a live demo of a website in progress, or static web content from another source that has no easy way of being translated into a Miro board.
From a technical standpoint, if Miro already offers the ability to embed iframes, how can increasing the level of control we have with them be hard for the developers to enable?
The other side of this problem is the presentation side within Miro. Not having any control over the "thumbnail image" displayed when embedding an iframe and being forced to show a "generic documents and stuff" icon with an ugly play button overlay puts the kibosh on being able to use this ability for any presentations I am working on.
