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I would appreciate a function that allows to copy/export all board links within a project (or a selection /w checkboxes) to a text file/Clipboard as a list of URLs.Eg this could look like this:+++++Project: Brainstorming Product featuresBoard: Team 1https://miro.com/app/board/uDFGHDDDJk=/Board: Team 2https://miro.com/app/board/uFGHJSKLL0=/Board: Team 3https://miro.com/app/board/uFGHJKJKKWI=/Board: Wrap-Uphttps://miro.com/app/board/uDPPLKJHDDJk=/+++++ThanksRudi
After a text-string is “hyperlinked,” the user is not able to EDIT that text-string to either add/remove text or punctuation without breaking the hyperlink. Please create function/feature allowing users to “EDIT” any hyperlinked text-string content while maintaining the hyperlink.Thanks.
Like in PureRefs (https://www.pureref.com/), having the possibility to resize all the images sort inside a frame at the same size (based on the vertical or horizontal size of the first image for example):Like this frame (which was done by hand):
I really like the timer and music function that provides background sounds/tunes, but one suggestion. Could you allow for board owners/presenters the ability to switch sounds/songs while in the same time period? We have run 10-minute deep dives for some heads down focused input work, and to have the same tune replay over and over grew to be distracting.
Make the integration with Instagram so we can just paste links and have the linked preview to work. The competitor Milanote already does this.
We have Miro boards that have internal links (using the ‘link to’ and ‘insert link’ options). It would be really nice if we could have a back and forward button (or some key combination) to move back and forward in the ‘browse’ history. as now it is quite easy to loose your bearings in a big board.
I would love to have the possibility to hide frames and and protect them with a PIN-code or password.So participants could reveal the hidden frames themselves, if they know the correct code. This could come in handy for some gamification aspects I am working on.As far as I know, hidden frames can only be shown by board-owners and co-owners. Rgrds Said
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To have comments and cards automatically be created in the Meeting Notes, with notifications sent to the individuals who are tagged, and integrations into their Google calendars if due dates/deadlines provided - they can go into GCal as Tasks.
As an educator I would like to upload h5p files to Miro and use them on the board.
My idea is can restricting the use of Countdown Timer for only Role Board Owner or assign use the Countdown timer for specific role.
Allow anyone, or just admins, to right-click on an object to see which participant added or created it. Mural allows this already, and this would be extremely useful both during and after sessions
It wouldn't be a big leap to enable Miro to be a platform for building virtual worlds (like Gathertown, Topia,io, and Sowork). 1. Instead of the arrows and name, create an option to have a name and a small avatar.2. An option to use the cursor keys to move around3. You already have URLs for each object, so "teleporting" would be easy4. Add complex shapes like furniture and room items5. Add attributes to the furniture and room items 6. Add permissions to frames so they can behave more like rooms...and so on...
We would love to be able to embed miro boards into our internal team knowledge base, but don’t want to make boards public. An iframe of a private board should prompt the user to log in to miro.
It is frustrating that we are unable to highlight a Table, select the Copy option on the menu, and then navigate to another application to paste the contents out in a way that enables editing elsewhere. Our use case is where a Consultant is working with several different organisations, one of which is a Government client who have a secure environment. We use Miro as the collaborating environment and produce a Table object that contains rich formatting and grows over time as an artefact. The Government team want to have an editable version in their secure system for updating and then copy that back out to Miro. They do not have the ability to acces Miro from within their secure environment. So the table would be the artefact they update in the background. A PDF vector image does not provide editability, and the table can become lengthy. Embedding Miro to the secured network is not accessible. It would be ideal to be able to simply Copy the table and then paste out the table to another application, even rendering a Table in HTML. Looking behind the code, though, I can see the implementation uses DIVs and SVG at a granular level so I’m guessing rendering back a table might be a bit of work. Here’s an animated GIF to highlight
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