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    Show "Share" button on all boardsOpen

    As a Miro user, I want to be able to easily copy the link to a board, regardless of my permissions level / team status for the board, so I can share it with my colleagues -- and if some colleagues who I share it with don’t have permission to view the board, then that can be handled at the point at which they try to view it (rather than the “Share” button being hidden on my end). Additional context:If I do not have editor permissions and/or am not a member of the team in which a board is located, I do not see a “Share” button in the top right corner of the board. If I’m viewing the board in the browser version of Miro, I can simply copy the URL to the board directly from the address bar -- but if I’m in the desktop app, there is not an intuitive way to copy the link. After reaching out to customer support, they told me I can go to “File → Copy board link” but this is not intuitive, as I was looking for the “Share” button that is present in other boards. If there are hack-y / unintuitive ways for me to copy the board link regardless of my permissions, then why not just show the “Share” button and provide a message about my limited permissions within the Share modal? Often times, I find that the people who I want to share the link with are indeed able to see the board once I share it with them. So if the people who I’m trying to share the board link with are able to view it with no issues, then why is Miro limiting my ability to find and share the link?

    bethnsBeginner

    Editable weekly/monthly calendarOpen

    Many of my projects require an editable calendar to be added to a frame, for shared reference and editing. This calendar would be easiest to read if it was either in the familiar monthly format (7 day blocks across the top) or in the annual calendar template format (where all the weeks of a month are in a single row). It would be wonderful if the blocks themselves could then be edited, preferably by just clicking directly in the square… many of my users are really unfamiliar with the kanban cards and have a hard time navigating them.  Note: I see others have raised this before, but I don’t see viable solutions in those threads. The weekly/monthly planners are visually hard for many of my users to use because they are unfamiliar with that format. The annual calendar template does not allow you to delete any of the lines for all the weeks that aren’t relevant, and I like to create clean boards for my projects and users that don’t contain an entire year’s calendar for a project that may last only a few weeks or months. So I always end up adding the full annual somewhere on the board, then taking a snapshot of just the section that is relevant to the project timeline, then adding that snapshot as a static background onto the project frame. We then have to add colored block squares over the days to indicate the information we’re trying to convey. It’s inelegant and not particularly user friendly.

    Mrs. WulfNew Here

    Importing/copying Google Keep notes into MiroOpen

    Dear friends,I havent been able to find any information online about the topic, therefore i am writing to you.We are currently using google keep as a means of quickly writing notes on the go and sharing information, reminders, creating calendar events etc, but we still have not found a practical way of importing/transfering/copying the content of keep notes into miro boards.Are we missing something out? Is there a practical way to transfer keep notes into miro boards? is there a better quick note taking app with easier content transferring capabilities ?ThanksMrs Wulf   >>>>Hi Mrs. Wulf, Thanks for reaching out to us and asking your question! I understand how important it is for you to transfer Google Keep notes to Miro quickly. I’m happy to share details on what can be done in your case. Currently, there is no special integration in Miro for Google Keep. But we absolutely believe that this could become a great addition to our product! Our team receives feature requests and product feedback via the Community Forum. This helps centralize all ideas and feature requests, offers visibility and transparency to every Miro user, and ensures that our product teams review them. To this end, could you please head over there and submit your idea to our Wish List?   In the meantime, you can easily convert your Keep notes into Google Docs and copy/paste the link to your Miro board. Here is an example: You also asked:is there a better quick note taking app with easier content transferring capabilities ?I recommend you download Miro app to your device and make notes right on a Miro board using Sticky notes or Text widgets.  I hope this helps! Feel free to address any further questions you may have - we would be glad to assist you!All the best,NickMiro