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    MiroRVBeginner

    Miro Web Clipper to embed/link source URL into captured screenshotOpen

    Hi Miro Team,Currently, when you capture a screenshot from a webpage, using the chrome addon “Miro Web Clipper” it shows up inside Miro under “Upload > Web Clipper”, but when you drag it onto whiteboard you have no way to trace back where you took it from. The URL of the page, where the screenshot was taken from is LOST. The only hint is the name of the image which saves ONLY DOMAIN but not the url/link. Eg. www.amazon.com-2023-2-12-9-23-15.pngYou must manually right-click on the image and select “Link” and copy and paste the URL from Chrome address bar into Miro, to make the screenshot clickable / hyperlinked to the source webpage. This is then symbolised by the little clickable button in top-rigt corner of the image.This should be automatic (or a global setting to enable/disable).The Web Clipper screesnhot object when dragged into whiteboard should already contain Link to the source webpage.This way the screenshot acts also as a BOOKMARK to display the entire webpage with all the related information.Any serious researcher takes tenths of screenshots when roaming an internet and doing a research. There is no way to remember where they come from and adding link manually to every image completelly breaks the flow and makes the Web Clipper just about as usefull as using any of 1000 screenshot utilities and doing CTRL+C / CTRL+V from clipboard and than manually adding a link.Thank youRV

    Johan
    JohanContributor

    Make all internal Miro links relational by defaultOpen

    User Case:  I hold the same workshop to multiple clients. I develop this board in one place, this is sort of a master version of the workshop. For each client I then hold the workshop for, I copy paste the relevant frames and items I wish to include into a new board which I have added to that account and project.  The problem is only that when I do, all links are still pointing to the master version board, and not the frames in the new board. As I may want to have 10 or maybe even 100 links in one board, it makes it impossible to use links because of this, at least in this way.  A nice feature would be to make the links stay relational within each board. As far as I understand it, the links are today built up by /boardID/widgetID. So I guess what I would like is that if I paste a set of 20 frames into a new board, containing 100 links, the link with /boardID/ would be updated, replacing the origin board ID with the destination board ID.  Sometimes I might want those links to stay static (stay linked to the original board), but as I see this as a less commong need, I would add a $ to those links, to say that the board or widget link should stay intact:  Relational link (will change to the new board): https://miro.com/app/board/boardID/widgetID/ Static link (will stay pointed to original board): https://miro.com/app/board/$boardID/widgetID/  My current workaround to this today is to create a link grid as a template, or duplicate a whole board, and then remove unwanted frames, but both of these are rather hassly.