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What do you wish you could do with Miro? Add your dream features and support other ideas by upvoting them.
Hello!I would really appreciate if the maximum number of columns in grids was increased. I need this for a pull planning session where I need to plan many weeks a head.Martin
If you middle click the Miro logo to get back to the dashboard you cant middle click it (open in new tab) - I often want to do this so not sure why it is disabled…This is on Windows.
In the board view the top left “Miro” button does not behave like a normal HTML-link.This is unexpected because by clicking it, the browser leaves the current and navigates to a different page, which should be a reason to make it an <a> tag.Problematic behavior:In many instances I wanted to open another board while keeping the current board open. The usual way for me would be to middle-click the home button (the “Miro” button) of the web application to open the dashboard in a new tab and search for whatever I was looking for from there.With Miro this is not possible, because the home button is not a link, so the browser does not recognize the middle-click as “open in new tab”.Requested behavior:The Miro Button behaves like a link, so it can be middle-clicked or maybe even right-clicked to have the option to open the dashboard in a new window.
The board background colour is a great addition, as is the brand colours/fonts. What is missing, I feel, is a combination of both. Being able to set the board colour of one of our brand colours would be a nice feature. Additionally to that, having the ability to change the contrast of the background would further enhance the capability.
Miro’s bi-directional integration Jira integration is great! I would like the Jira integrated planner widget to pull in boards from Jira’s “Work Management" platform as well. Currently it only pulls in boards form Jira’s “Software” type boards.Thank you for Miro, and giving us the ability to add to the Wishlist.Bryce
The “elevator” music during the timer sessions in Miro is nice. What would be nicer is to add custom music during the timer (for ex: Spotify, Soundcloud integration), because some people would like something more “alert”, for example hard techno.
I would like the ability to build a user story map and user stories in Miro and be able to create cards and users stories in Azure DevOps directly from the Miro cards. A feature where we can right-click on a card in Miro and have the option to create User Story/Epic in Azure DevOps.
My students use Miro as their digital notebooks. As their instructor, I use comments to leave them feedback. It would be great if I could leave a comment on highlighted text similar to what you can do in Google Docs to make it clearer for the students.Also, there’s an app called E-Comments that I love. Can you do a partnership with them so e-comments works in Miro? Thanks!
The new private mode is great for anonymizing stick note input for participants. The next step to a true private mode is adding anonymous comments, so that participants can comment on other people’s ideas without being identified. I had this request from participants in a retrospective meeting.
Hello,stickies are the no1 feature in miro to me.But it would be much better, if i could choose a colour for the sticky and even have more options for text formatting (the same like i have in the text-tool: bold style, fonts).I added a picture of what i like to see in miro.Michael
I see a “Play next” action was added: While just on a board with eleven Talktrack recordings, I found myself needing to reference a previous recording, so can we please have a “Play previous” action :)
I suggest Miro adds features such as:1) Presenter Note, similar to PP, utilizing two monitor one with Presenter Note, to each Frame, there can be a text box attached as note, not show on the shared Monitor, 2)Frame within frame is a must, we should be able to create frame within frames and go down from big picture down to a small object while talking
My idea is to have sticky notes on the board which are only visible for me as the presentator.
The miro AI would analyze the board for its content (text, stickies...) and generate a board summary. The summary once generated would be prompted to board owner for validation.
Increase sticky notes volume capacity so that a higher volume of qualitative interview transcript text can be summarised via Miro's AI tool. At present there is a limit of 2,500 sticky notes. Ideally the capacity would be closer to 6,000.
We started using Azure Cards in our Miro boards and are now running into some practicalities. One of them is caused by the fact that we have a lot of projects in one Azure DevOps organization and most of the projects are open/readable to all of our staff.As a result, when adding a story using Azure Cards, we see all stories of all projects.It would be nice to have an option to filter the list of stories to only show the stories that belong to a particular Azure DevOps project.
Built in support for Color, Tags and Emojis on AzureDevOps cards would be super helpful.Our current workaround is to place a sticky note behind the card which works but makes it hard if you must rearrange a lot of cards.
It would be great to have more predefined shapes in the shape list. While most are there, the ability to add and adjust more shapes would be great. For example, I would like to add a trapezoid to my board. But the trapezoid available can only be adjusted in length and width. I would like to be able to alter the angle of the sides as well. Other additions of triangles, lines, arrows, cubes, pentagons, octagons etc would be very useful. Allowing users to adjust those shapes in other ways then just length and wide could be very useful. I find myself moving over to powerpoint to create visuals that I have to then move over to Miro to share with my team.
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