v2.1.4 Improvement January 2, 2026

# Small things — week of Jan 2

Better Figma OAuth error messages, clickable links in PDF exports, and a 12KB bundle size reduction.

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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.

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