Miro Sign-In Redirect Loop Prevents Access to Saved Work
Users who sign up for Miro and create content find themselves stuck in an infinite redirect loop when attempting to sign back in. The magic-link flow returns users to the sign-in page repeatedly without authenticating. The app spinner state provides no feedback or escape path.
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