---
date: 2026-01-02
version: "v2.1.4"
title: "Small things — week of Jan 2"
tags: ["Improvement"]
summary: "Better Figma OAuth error messages, clickable links in PDF exports, and a 12KB bundle size reduction."
draft: false
---

A few small but meaningful improvements to kick off the year.

**Figma OAuth error messages.** When a Figma OAuth connection fails — typically because of expired credentials or revoked app permissions — the error message now tells you exactly what to do. Previously it showed the raw OAuth error code (e.g., `access_denied`) with no context. Now it shows a plain-language explanation and a direct link to re-authorize the connection from your account settings.

**Clickable links in PDF exports.** PDF exports now embed clickable hyperlinks for any URL-formatted text in annotation comments. If a reviewer writes "See https://figma.com/file/..." in a comment, that link is now clickable in the exported PDF. Requires PDF viewer support for embedded hyperlinks (Adobe Acrobat, Preview, and most browser-based PDF viewers support this by default).

**Bundle size reduction.** Removed an unused dependency from the spec viewer bundle, trimming the initial JS payload by 12KB (gzipped). This reduces the time-to-interactive on cold loads of shared spec links, particularly on mobile connections.

No settings changes needed. All three improvements are live.
