Privacy policy
DSH Figma Bridge plugin for Figma, and the local bridge program it connects to.
The plugin sends design data to exactly one place: a program running on your own computer
(http://localhost:8790). It does not contact any server operated by the plugin's
author. There is no analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting, and no account system.
What the plugin sends, and where
| Destination | What goes there | When |
|---|---|---|
http://localhost:8790(a bridge process on your machine) |
The plugin's own status: file name, page name, the count of selected nodes, and the commands it supports | Continuously while the plugin is open |
http://localhost:8790 |
Results of the commands that program requests: node properties, layer structure, exported images of nodes you selected or named | Only when that program asks |
That address is the plugin's only network access. It is declared in the plugin
manifest as networkAccess.allowedDomains, and Figma enforces it.
The plugin does not send your file anywhere else, does not read files other than the one it is running in, and transmits nothing at all while the bridge is not running.
What the bridge program does
The bridge is a program you run yourself, on your own machine. It:
-
accepts local connections only — it binds loopback addresses (
127.0.0.1and::1) and is not reachable from your local network or the internet; - makes no outbound network requests of its own;
- writes logs to its own standard error output, which stays on your machine.
Whatever reads from the local app — a script, an editor, or a service you configured — is under your control and covered by that tool's own privacy policy, not this one. If you point such a tool at a hosted provider, your file's contents are sent to that provider by that tool. Read its terms before doing so.
Data the author receives
None. The author has no server, receives no copy of your designs, and cannot see your usage.
Data retention
The plugin and bridge keep nothing beyond the current session, except two values the plugin
stores in Figma's own clientStorage: the bridge port and a pairing token. Both
live in your Figma client and are cleared by removing and reinstalling the plugin.
Contact
Questions about this policy: silentzyh@163.com