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    Feature request: Allow fullscreen, clipboard-write and downloads for trusted iframe embedsOpen

    Hello Miro Team,We are embedding our internal web application inside a Miro board using the Miro embed feature.Our application works correctly when embedded in a standard iframe like this:<iframesrc="https://myapp.com/..."allow="fullscreen; clipboard-write"style="width:100%;height:100%;border:none;"></iframe>In this configuration: Fullscreen API works Clipboard copy works (navigator.clipboard.write) PNG download works via <a download> (Blob URL) However, when embedded via Miro’s embed feature, the generated iframe looks like this:<iframesrc="https://myapp.com/..."sandbox="allow-same-origin allow-scripts allow-forms allow-popups allow-popups-to-escape-sandbox allow-modals allow-storage-access-by-user-activation"allow="encrypted-media"></iframe>In this configuration: Fullscreen is blocked Clipboard API is blocked (Permissions Policy violation) Standard downloads (<a download>) are blocked due to sandbox restrictions We understand and respect the security reasons behind restrictive sandbox and permissions policies for embeds.However, in our case: The embedded application is fully controlled by us. It is hosted on a trusted domain. The intended usage is interactive, not read-only viewing. RequestWould it be possible to support one of the following options: Allow additional permissions for embeds: allow="fullscreen; clipboard-write" sandbox including allow-downloads Provide embed configuration options (checkboxes/toggles) to enable: Fullscreen Clipboard write Downloads Provide a “Trusted Domain Allowlist” feature, where specific domains can be granted expanded iframe permissions. We are not requesting unrestricted access, but rather a secure and controlled way to enable interactive applications inside Miro boards.This would significantly improve integration use cases where embedded tools are meant to be actively used, not just viewed.Thank you for considering this request.Best regards,

    Smooth hand drawn lines in a vector export.Open

    Hand drawn lines are wobbly when exported to a vector format(pdf or svg), irrespective of whether a frame is used or not, but interestingly the “wobbliness” of the line is dependent on the zoom level at which the line was drawn. In the examples below, the 4 lines are, from top to bottom:Line created with the line tool Line drawn at 400% zoom Line drawn at 100% zoom Line drawn at 33% zoom  Miro board at max zoom (400%)  As can be seen on the board all lines appear quite smooth. Exported PDF SVG export On the other hand, the exported vector images have the lines more and more wobbly as the zoom level at which they were drawn decreases.The exports were conducted at 400% zoom level, so all the lines were clearly visible, and smooth on the miro board prior to the export.  This is a real bummer, since i am using hand drawings a lot in my boards and not only does this mean i basically am unable to export my boards at a satisfactory quality, but also since i use hand writing quite extensively and thus the boards tend to get performace issues after some time (reasonably so if a board has 20k+ elements easily, i need to export parts of it, and place it back as an image), and right now the result is messy lines everywhere, which is far from ideal. Frame exported to high quality pdfThe only option left is a high quality pdf, but since it’s not a vector format it’s not ideal either.