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I'd like to enforce my wish to see the following features on Miro. By now, I'm forced to use Mindmeister as a workaround when I need agility to make/present a decent mindmap.It makes no sense seeing you investing a lot a time in features just a few people use while such basic features as the following are not available.Source https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360017730753-Mind-Map:1. Can I collapse/expand nodes?- No, it is not possible to collapse and expand nodes yet. 2. Can I attach an image to a node?- Though there is no option to attach an image to a node, we have it in the backlog.3. Can I change the text size of an individual child node?- No, at the moment, you can only change the size of the parent node which will result in changing the size of the whole mind map.
THE ABSTRACTIt would be great to place a board URL in my clipboard directly into the Miro app instead of having to paste it into a browser and then having to choose to be redirected to the the Miro app.THE PROBLEMHaving Miro boards open as tabs in my browser clutters my screen, creates the risk of accidentally closing the board by mistaking it for a random tab and also makes it cumbersome to unattach the tab when I have to share my screen and don’t want my coworkers to see the other tabs’ thumbnails. That’s why I chose the Miro desktop app as my modus operandi: it is easier to manage everything in a dedicated window.Currently, if someone sends me a board URL, I have to open a new tab in a browser window and paste the URL there. Then, a pop up appears asking me if I want to open the board in the app, which I do. This sucks because I’ll end up having the board open both in the browser and in the app, creating the extra step of having to close the tab. As I also use multiple browsers and clean my cookies pretty frequently, I always need to log into Miro in the browser again and again even though I am logged into the app.In the end, I have to switch to a touchpoint I don’t to use (the browser) to have the board where I want i to be (the desktop app). I want a unified experience, focusing everything Miro solely in the app. THE (POSSIBLE) SOLUTIONHaving a menu option in the desktop app to paste a board URL and open the board there as a new tab. It could be as simple as this: Followed by a window where I paste the URL and, bang, the board opens as a new tab in the app.
Currently it is only possible to filter based on a single object. It would be great to have the option to filter by multiple objects e.g. stickies and text.
Hi there, I would love to use Chevron type of shapes. Unfortunately, they are not offered the shape selection. Is there a way to expand the standard shapes? Thanks! Cheers Michael
I would prefer if Google login opened in a separate popup window. The embedded sign-in makes it hard to confirm if this is a real Google page, and I hope you can understand my concerns. Additionally, when using a browser I can choose from accounts I’m already logged into, but this interface doesn’t allow that.
Hello everyone! I have a short question:Our team would really love to have a function which makes it that Board-Users/Viewers can filter what elements they see, e.g. sort of a slider to show connection arrows of only one color (and hide the others) or some MC-boxes to tick so that Users can select if they want to see all frames or just a selection of them.Especially for big and complicated boards with a lot of information I think it would be nice to “filter” the information and the objects that are shown on the board. If there already is a similar function or anyone has an idea of how to realize this, please contact me! Thank you for your help and ideas!
There should be an option to bulk transfer boards from one team to another. This would be useful when users want to unify a single team. This operation could be performed by either a team admin or a tool admin.
Submitting feature request on behalf of FINRAFINRA is data driven and would like to establish metrics for measuring Miro users as well as how they are using the platform. They would like to have the Admin Analytics data via API for their own analysis. Ideally, they would like to set up an automated process. Without the API, they will have to manually pull the information and/or depend on the Miro account to provide the information.
There should be a tag or option for users to select which boards they want to keep without deleting them. They wouldn't be subject to the disposition/retention rule. Currently, we have boards that are only used for viewing/consulting, so they aren't modified.Notifications should also be sent via email or Slack via the Miro app itself. The fact that it's within the tool makes it difficult because not all users frequently log in and check notifications.
Now you need to switch Arrow Mode to view a comment. But it would be good to be able to view it in Pen or Eraser mode as well (it is annoying to switch every time you want to look at comments).
We create diagrams using Miro and I constantly have to export them to place them into relevant google documents. When a diagram is updated I then have to do so again. It would be great to be able to embed Miro Frames into live google documents so that updating the Miro frame would live update on my document.
I would like to see the slide number being shown in both Focus and Canvas mode.Canvas mode: Currently no number shown. Would like to see something like this: Focus mode: Currently can only see the number if the slide is selected - the number should always be visible: PowerPoint example:
Some PDF’s (eg. line drawings) are killing the viewport performance of Miro. Even though it’s possible to import them, they don’t work well when imported. I always have to export them as images beforehand and then upload the images to fix that. It would be great if that extra step could be handled by Miro and if it would be possible to convert an imported PDF to jpg.
I would like to set a default font for all my boards (from the list of available fonts). It is cumbersome and time consuming to always be changing my font when adding text to a board.
Conditional formatting in table elements can significantly enhance the user experience by allowing for a more dynamic and interactive display of data. It can be particularly useful in scenarios where data needs to be quickly assessed and acted upon. For instance, in a project management dashboard, conditional formatting can be used to highlight tasks that are behind schedule in red, on schedule in green, and those that are ahead of schedule in blue. This visual cue enables project managers to quickly identify areas that require attention.Basic Usage Acceptance Criteria:The feature should allow users to set conditions based on cell content, such as text, dates, or numerical values. Users should be able to apply formatting styles like font color, cell color, and icons based on the specified conditions. The conditional formatting should update in real-time as the data in the table changes. Users should have the option to apply multiple conditions to a single cell or range of cells. The feature should be compatible with various devices and screen sizes, ensuring a consistent experience across platforms.Feature Descriptions:Dynamic Cell Formatting: Automatically change the styling of table cells based on the data they contain or based on criteria from another cell. Data Visualization Tools: Utilize color scales, data bars, and icon sets to visually represent and differentiate data, making it easier to analyze. Custom Formulas: Allow advanced users to create their own custom formulas for conditional formatting, providing greater flexibility and control over the data presentation. Preset Templates: Offer a selection of preset conditional formatting templates for common use cases, such as highlighting top/bottom values, identifying duplicates, or marking out-of-range numbers. Interactive Rules Manager: An intuitive interface for creating, editing, and managing conditional formatting rules, complete with previews and easy-to-use controls.
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