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.
Alternative Strategies
Rather than using mouse-drag, you could try:
Thanks.
“zoom out, move mouse, zoom in” is a great suggestion. I think it would be more useful if the new mouse position was consistently the new center, instead of being off to one side or the other, I think.
I use a Wacom stylus/tablet and the narrow scroll bars are unnecessarily challenging to grab.
Please, please, please make the scrollbar thicker. On a Mac, the positional difference between “activate the scrollbar” and “move/resize the window” is miniscule. Moreover, the cursor doesn’t change from “in the diagram” to “in the scrollbar,” which doesn’t help.
It is one of the most unnecessarily frustrating features of Miro.
Upvoting this. Additionally, my horizontal scroll wheel seems to have no effect on horizontal scrolling.