Miro Mobile Redesign Removes Recently Viewed Boards Shortcut
Miro changed its mobile app's navigation, removing the "recents" section that users relied on to quickly reopen boards. Users experienced the change as an unnecessary disruption to an established workflow, generating vocal pushback (25 upvotes).
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