Separate the pen and eraser tools on the toolbar

You can use shortkeys P for pen and E for Eraser if you want.

I agree with JCP123: eraser should be available with only one click. Shortkeys are good, but imagine the number of shortkeys we have to remember for all the softwares we use… GUI has been invented to free our memory of “commands” ;-)

It’s a real pain to switch between the eraser and pen especially on a smaller tablet in portrait mode. The auxiliary toolbar takes precious real estate. It’s a big issue even on iPad Pro 11. And I can’t use shortcuts on a tablet without an actual keyboard.

So I end up doing 6 clicks for any erasing task: 

1. Activate the auxiliary toolbar with the eraser;

2. click on eraser;
3. Close the auxiliary bar since it often blocks what I need to erase
4. Actually erase something;
5. Activate the the auxiliary toolbar again;
6. Select pen;
7. Close the auxiliary toolbar;

I like Miro but this is a real issue for me and my students. We might have to move to Awwapp for now :(

On the positive side, I was pleasantly surprised how well Miro communicated with Huion graphics tablets (apart from some delay). I was able to map all the hardware buttons to Miro toolbar, even the two buttons on the Huion stylus worked! 
Incidentally, what is the shortcut for hiding the auxiliary toolbar (with the eraser)?

Not on a tablet; unless you are using it with a keyboard, which many people never do.

It's great to hear that you enjoy using Miro for teaching! I understand that having to switch between the pen and eraser tools can be time-consuming. While Miro currently does not offer separate toolbar icons for the pen and eraser functions, there is a shortcut you can use to quickly switch between them.
Regard and best wishes

You can use shortkeys P for pen and E for Eraser if you want.

You can use shortkeys P for pen and E for Eraser if you want

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You can use shortkeys P for pen and E for Eraser if you want

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Shortcut keys won’t help on a tablet.