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Miro has adopted a “share to whole project/company” default, which to me makes it very risky to use for anything but low value, low sensitivity stuff. When I copy a board it ends up being shared widely by default. You should really fix this, ask for share settings upfront etc. Right now you leave too much to me as a user.
Hi Team,I’m an active user of Miro and I would love to see a small addition which I feel is a necessity to me. I hope others might also agree too and it’s adding a rotating degree disk option for the “connection line” feature.The problem with the current availabiltiy is that one can only flip the direction 180 degrees but cannot rotate at any other angle freely. On manual rotation the length is getting compromised and therefore taking additonal time to complete the project.Since “connection line” being a very common feature to use, I would really love to see if it gets added.Thank you for your time!
Allow companies to use their self-built apps in Miro with their clients by allowing visitors and guests to use these apps although not belonging to the companies team.
The idea is to be able to have an image hidden until the filename or ALT text(which would be displayed in its stead) is double clicked, then it would expand to the previously defined dimensions/crop/etc. This could probably be useful for all types of media/uploaded content.
I’d love to be able to share a board for a certain timespan.E.g. <= xx.xx.2024 everyone with the link is editor, > xx.xx.2024 everyone with the link is viewer. This could make workshop organisation a lot easier, as you would set it on sharing and there is no need to return to the settings later on, especially when working with more than one board.Thank you!
Previously Miro mind map was automatically randomizing the colors of the links and nodes. Now it’s adding borders to new nodes even if other nodes don’t have borders. And there’s no way to turn of the borders in the node style settings. Common people. Who is making your UX decisions??? School children, who like pretty colors and shapes for no good reason???Please have a talk with them to explain that users need to have full control of their professional diagrams.
I don't know if this is already possible, at least I haven't figured out how to do it if it is, but I wish it were possible to select multiple / all sticky notes on a board and translate them into a chosen language. It would save a lot of time instead of, as it is now, having to select and translate one by one, it’s time-consuming if you have many sticky notes.
Was thrilled to find (via this forum post) that Miro offers a full screen mode that hides open tabs.Unfortunately, this isn’t connected to the Mac OS’s native full screen mode.In other words, turning on Mac OS full screen mode: Doesn’t turn on Miro’s full screen mode (which is hidden under main menu → view).That means instead of using the OSX keyboard shortcut to toggle full screen mode (Fn - F)Navigate to main menu in Miro Click the menu Scroll down to view Scroll down/right to full screen Click full screenCan Miro link your full screen mode to OSX?
I often have many boards open at once for different projects related to different clients. To avoid having to continually close all other boards before presenting to a client (so they can’t see the other board tabs which creates a confidentiality issue), could there be a way to minimise or hide all board tabs across the top when in presentation mode? Thanks.
Hi!After a recent update all tabs have a "visual workspace for innovation" added after the names of my boards, and i want to learn how to turn it off, because everything looks very cluttered with this text addition, my tab bar, basically, looks a wall of text ow and that is hard to visually navigate. I was not able to find a toggle where i could turn it off, I tried adding description to my boards, but to no availit looks like this: If i open more than 3 tabs, it looks like a mess and it makes it hard to find the tab that i need when i am working.
Overview: Introducing the "Priority Spectrum" – a dynamic and visually intuitive feature that transforms how users prioritize ideas and tasks on Miro whiteboards. The Priority Spectrum allows users to create a unique, customizable frame where different color zones represent varying levels of priority. This feature offers a seamless, real-time way to visualize, manage, and adjust priorities as projects evolve.How It Works: The Priority Spectrum is a dedicated frame that users can add to their Miro whiteboards. Within this frame, users can define multiple color zones—each zone corresponding to a different priority level. For example, the bottom third could be blue (representing low priority), the middle third yellow (medium priority), and the top third red (high priority). However, users have full control over the number of zones, their colors, and the size of each zone, allowing for total customization to fit any project or workflow.When brainstorming or jotting down tasks, users can create sticky notes and quickly place them within the Priority Spectrum frame. As priorities shift or tasks evolve, sticky notes can be effortlessly dragged between color zones, instantly reflecting the updated priority. This dynamic reorganization provides immediate visual feedback, making it clear which tasks need urgent attention and which can wait.Benefits:Streamlined Prioritization: No more manual reordering or tedious list management. Simply drag and drop sticky notes into the appropriate color zones. Real-Time Adaptability: As priorities change, quickly adjust sticky notes to reflect new decisions, ensuring the team remains aligned. Customizable Experience: Users can tailor the Priority Spectrum to match their unique needs, from color choices to the number of priority levels. Enhanced Visual Clarity: Instantly see the distribution of priorities, enabling more informed decision-making and better focus on what matters most.Why It’s Needed: Current methods of prioritizing sticky notes on whiteboards can be cumbersome and time-consuming. With the Priority Spectrum, users can dump all their ideas and tasks into one frame and, with a simple drag-and-drop, sort them by priority. This feature reduces friction, saves time, and enhances productivity, making Miro an even more powerful tool for collaboration and project management.Conclusion: The Priority Spectrum would revolutionize the way teams and individuals manage tasks and ideas, bringing clarity and simplicity to the prioritization process. It's perfect for anyone who wants to focus less on the mechanics of organizing and more on executing their best ideas.
Hey there! I love the new Doc feature in Miro, but I was wondering if you could add some more options to modifying the text within the Doc feature, especially the ability to color code text within the doc. It would be really helpful to be able to color code text to help everyone stay on the same page. Thank you!
I use Miro in combination with Zoom, especially in the context of Zoom breakout rooms. I usually set the timer in Miro, but oftentimes groups need extra time to wrap up the conversation. It’s impossible for me to know that from the main room or any particular breakout room. I cannot use Zoom’s chat because every room has its own chat. I currently use Miro’s chat to ask people if they need more time, but the chat doesn’t have notifications and people tend to forget about this.A simple alternative would be for anyone to be able to add more time, not just the person who started the timer.
When Im creating diagrams I often want to set a series of boxes to the same size to make it look neat. I currently do this by individually dragging each box to size. Id rather be able to select the boxes or shapes, set a height and width, all the boxes then are set to the size I created. This seems similar to Image size - ability to add a width and/or height | Miro
Would like the ability to lay down a large image as the background for a board, and then place frames ON TOP of it.I use a lot of large-scale metaphors and images to hold my boards together (see below), but the problem is that frames always go BEHIND any image or item on the board, so if you lay down a giant background image and then try to select and move the smaller frames, you can’t…. they’ll always be “stuck” behind the giant image.I would like the ability the lay down an image, lock it to the background, and then put my frames and other content on top. See related discussion here: https://community.miro.com/got-a-question-ask-the-community-45/board-background-image-1315
After writing on a sticky note, I often need to tag the sticky note. So I open the tag menu, and since I have a lot of tags, I often need to search for it. However, I often replace the entire text on the sticky note with the term I wanted to search the tags menu. Therefore, any time one opens the tag menu, the focus should move to the field inside the tag menu (“Enter tag...”) to allow fast search within the tags. I’ve noticed I only have this issue if the focus is inside the sticky note right before i open the tag menu. However, if I wasn't typing on the sticky note, before i open the tags menu, the focus does immediately appear inside the “Enter tag...” in the tag menu - i think this should be the behavior every time tag menu is opened. This is especially annoying when I am trying to take notes during a research session, almost every time i need to tag a sticky note, i end up replacing the contents of the sticky note with the search term I wanted to use to locate a tag in the tag menu. I think this is is a simple fix that would hugely improve rapid note-taking. Thank you!!
アクションショートカットでボード上に設置したタイマーの実行後に初期値タイマーが表示されます。このタイマーを表示しないか実行したタイマーを表示するようにしてほしい
範囲指定または全選択(ctrl+A)した時に表示されるオブジェクト数にロックオブジェクトの数も表示するようにしてほしい。
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