This happens when browser cache conflicts with board data. Clear your browser cache and cookies, then restart the browser. If you're using the desktop app, try uninstalling and reinstalling it. Check if your firewall or antivirus isn't blocking Miro domains — add miro.com and *.miro.com to exceptions. Sometimes switching from the app to web version (or vice versa) solves the issue immediately.
When you see other users' cursors lagging or changes appearing with delay, it's usually a connectivity issue. Run a speed test — you need at least 5 Mbps for smooth collaboration. Close unnecessary browser tabs consuming bandwidth. If you're on corporate network, ask IT to check WebSocket connections aren't restricted. Refreshing the board forces a full sync.
Built-in conferencing features require consistent connection. Close other apps using your camera or microphone. Grant browser permissions for camera and mic access in system settings. Lower video quality in call settings if bandwidth is limited. Wired connection works better than WiFi for calls. If problems persist, switch to external tools like Zoom while keeping the board open.
Outdated app versions cause stability issues. Check for updates in app settings and install the latest version. If freezing happens on large boards, try reducing visible objects by collapsing frames or hiding layers. Increase virtual memory allocation on your computer. For Mac users, granting full disk access to Miro in Privacy settings often fixes crashes.