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It would be amazing for research to have a browser widget, similar to the Pinterest Save Button that could send images, links, articles, etc. to MIRO Boards.
I would like the ability to change the share settings while I am presenting, this would help at the academic level to enable differentiation as there are specific times that I want the students to add their ideas to the board but I don’t want them to drag that out. Right now I have to stop the presentation to change the share settings for them to be able to edit. Additionally it would be nice if I could have a timer feature on the share options or only allow them to edit on specific frames.
For use in teaching, it is important to hide whiteboards during testing, then re-enable sharing after the test.two features would be really useful, and not that hard to implement.an icon on the board list that shows whether a board is shared or not. If you can’t do the second request, at least this provides a way of seeing where you are as you go down the list and do each one manually a way of bulk sharing/unsharing from the main list of whiteboards. ie. select a bunch of checkboxes and then share/unshare them all in one click.
With the increase in popularity of Graph Databases like Neo4J, tools like https://neo4j.com/labs/arrows/ (arrows.app) have become a standard for modeling relationship diagrams for Graph DBs. It would be great to have a similar functionality in Miro where we can design nodes which have types, labels and properties and relationships which have types and properties to match the capabilities of Graph DBs.
When being added to big boards with a lot of content, it can sometimes be hard to keep track of the content we’ve been through or stuff we have/have not seen.Adding a feature that would show us what we’ve explored so far on a board, thinking like a fog of war that would indicate areas of the map we’ve not explored yet by having a transparent grey overlay on the pinned map at the bottom right hand side corner would be very helpful.
There is al little icon-pen when I use Surface Pen in Desktop or Browser App. Not so nice - when I use Apple Pencil on iPad there is no pencil-icon.Can i switch off this little icon, when I use Surface Pen?THX an regards form germanyMarcus
Uploading a cover image assumes you want to add a logo, or that have access to the original files on the board. If not, you have to download something from a board just to re-upload it as a cover, or take a screen grab and upload it. Longwinded.Would be great if adding a cover image was easier – just clicking on an image on a board and selecting “make cover”, or when changing the cover, asking you if you want to use an image on the board or take a screen grab.Cheers
It will be fine to have the opportunity to create a custom shape from two existing ones using operations CUT and UNION like MS Visio.
It would be great if batch uploads were ordered by filename. I am constantly having to re-arrange images uploaded in a batch, because the ordering is completely random on the boards.
Dear Miro I think the wish has been made before. But I think the possibility to toggle betweeen visible and invisible edges of frames, or at least hide them when presenting, should be a core feature. I wanted to do at presentation where I had nested frames inside of at bigger frame. Like a poster where you zoom in on specifik parts. I had to drop the idea because the visible boardframes ruined it.
I would greatly appreciate adding to the supported PHP language in Code Block.
It’s an absolut standard being able to toggle the browsers full screen mode with F11. Wouldn’t that be nice :) Don’t you think so? Best wishes,Johannes
I recently had a user accidentally share a project with all of our Miro users (>250) by clicking the all box in the add members to project pop up: Can we generate a warning when checking this box will generate more than a reasonable amount of people (like 20) be automatically added to a project? This generated a lot of email spam across our company and also people jumping into the project when the creator only wanted their specific team’s input (not the Miro TEAM (i.e. everyone at the company)).After talking with our account rep, the only solution was to create a project with the correct people added, then move all the required boards over and delete the project that had been shared with all. We did not want to remove 240-ish people from the project 2 clicks at a time.
I would love the ability to add a non-connection line. The issue is that when I add a line it is trying to connect to everything around it. I would love the ability to add a line and place it anywhere on the board without it snapping to an object.
Id like to multi select tags when doing a cluster. for example my post it might have a tag for phasing, a tag for MOSCOW and a tag for the department requesting the requirement.So by default I see lots of jumbled post its. But when I cluster by Phasing.. I can see cluster 1 Phase 1, cluster 2 Phase 2, etc. And then if i wanna see which departments have requested which requirements, i cluster by the department tags only.Right now when you cluster by tags you see a cluster for each tags.
I’ve only used Miro for about a year. I used Visio for about 10 years before that, along with a few competitors since then like Libre Draw, LucidChart, etc etc. They all had tabs. Miro should have tabs too. This is blindingly obvious to me. There are times I send very complex workflows to someone else to review. I often have to guide them to specific spots. And for boards I haven’t looked at in a long time I sometimes struggle myself to find specific spots. And when complex workflows are sent to me it can be hard to find what I need.Tabs would naturally break the workflow up into discrete rational chunks.This need for tabs is so obvious that I’m now convinced it’s lack was caused by one of two things.Your tech currently doesn’t permit tabs, which would seem quite odd, given how other competing products have incorporated it. Thus your marketing department is trying to convert this lack into a feature with the “infinite canvas.” Some ignoramus with influence in Miro is convinced that your product shouldn’t have tabs. That eventually your customers will realize the error of their ways. That will not happen any time soon. Essentially you are saying ‘Buy our product until something better comes along, which will offer tabs.”
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