Critical mobile typing bug makes Miro app unusable on phones
Miro users report that despite strong overall functionality, a critical bug in the mobile app's view while typing renders the mobile experience effectively unusable. Reflects a platform-wide mobile client defect rather than a one-off device issue.
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Similar Problems
surfaced semanticallyMiro iPad App Viewport and Cursor Jump Unpredictably While Typing
On Miro's iPad app, selecting a text element or typing causes the viewport to jump and the cursor to teleport to an unrelated part of the board, so users cannot see what they are editing. The bug makes the app frustrating to use for any real work on iPad.
Miro Mobile App Becomes Glitchy, Screen Shifts While Typing
Users report that the Miro mobile app has become unstable, with the screen jumping around while they type, making basic use of the app difficult. This is a recent regression rather than an inherent limitation, but it directly disrupts core mobile workflows.
Miro iPhone App Has Persistent Refresh Loops and Input Lag
The Miro iOS app frequently refreshes mid-session, prevents typing, and exhibits significant lag, making it impractical for mobile collaboration. Users are effectively blocked from using Miro away from a desktop.
Miro Glitches Heavily on iPad, Text Disappears While Typing
Miro is severely broken on iPad, with text going blank while typing and the app glitching to the point of unusability. Users who switched from laptop to iPad as their primary device are forced to abandon the app despite years of reliable desktop use.
Miro Mobile App Is Slow and Crash-Prone
A high-engagement complaint describes Miro's mobile app as insanely slow to load and prone to constant crashes, to the point the user is considering fully migrating to Google Docs. Situational mobile-performance bug undermining trust in an otherwise strong product.
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