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Hi, nvisaeva.Since Figma files are stored via cloud, you should still be able to use them for later. As for the Photoshop, if you didn’t store your files on the cloud storage, you will have to back them up either via another cloud or through local disks.Take note, Creative cloud synched files will be discontinued on February 1.Starting February 1, 2024, Adobe will begin discontinuation of the Creative Cloud desktop synchronization service and the folder and file sharing capabilities of Creative Cloud Synced files. Files in the Creative Cloud Files local folder will no longer be copied to cloud storage, and those copies in cloud storage will be deleted. Files and folders shared with other users from Synced files will no longer be accessible. All Adobe apps that leverage Creative Cloud Synced files to enable users to share files across devices will remove those integrations (Discontinuation of Creative Cloud Synced files)

@Marian_Brchan — It changes based on your origin. Directly from Resources, it will be “Saved and recent”. From Plugins > Find more plugins… or Main menu > Plugins > Find more plugins…, it will be “Recents” (which also persists until another selection is made in that dropdown).Overall, this has been an ongoing struggle for quite a while. The process of managing plugins has changed a lot over time and at this point it’s deteriorated to being seemingly impossible to remove them.However, I’ve found that if you sign out of your Figma account, then sign back in, this will remove the recently used plugins, leaving only the saved plugins.Kind of bizarre, but at least possible.

Hey All, sorry for the trouble and confusion!After removing a plugin from your Saves, the list of recent plugins is still stored in Local Storage, which is why you’ll still see it. Clearing this storage will clear out the list of recent plugins and other Figma settings.Here’s how to clear the desktop app cache on a Mac:Quit the Figma desktop appOpen Terminal.app and enter the following command: rm -rf "$HOME/Library/Application Support/Figma"Try opening the desktop app againAnd here’s how to clear the desktop app cache on Windows:Close the Figma desktop appOpen the Start menu, and paste in this, followed by enter: %APPDATA%\FigmaIn the window that opens, delete the Desktop and DesktopProfile folders if they existLaunch the desktop app againAs for plugin subscriptions, if you subscribed to a plugin using a third-party payment site, you’ll need to contact the creator directly to manage your subscription.If you purchased a plugin subscription using Figma’s payment platform, you can manage your subscriptions from your Stripe customer portal. From your Stripe customer portal, you can:Cancel or renew your subscriptionsUpdate your payment methodChange your billing informationReview your purchase historyTo access your Stripe customer portal:Open Figma in the file browser.Select your avatar in the top-right corner to open the account menu.Click Settings.Select the Community tab.Under Community purchases, locate the subscription you want to manage.From the dropdown, select Manage subscription. You are redirected to your Stripe customer portal. You can use the settings to manage your subscriptions.Note: Plugin subscriptions are not refunded when canceled. You can cancel a plugin subscription to prevent it from being automatically renewed, so you will still be able to access the plugin until the end of your current billing cycle.

removing FigmaAgent.app

• rm -fr ~/Library/Application\ Support/Figma/FigmaAgent.app

creating a dummy file

• touch ~/Library/Application\ Support/Figma/FigmaAgent.app

make the file undeletable

• sudo chflags -R schg ~/Library/Application\ Support/Figma/FigmaAgent.app

Now Figma will not be able to override that file when it wants to update it and you don't have to fiddle with the .app everytime Figma updates itself.

Also the login item does not get created for me again after removal at this point.

@owilliams This is because you no longer “install” plugins – plugins are now “saved” instead of “installed”You can hit the “remove from saved plugins” and it will remove them from your “saved” list. However, this won’t remove them from the “recents” list – that list is dynamic, and changes as you use other plugins (similar to other “recent” lists you may have seen in other places).This was recently changed, so the topic you commented on is now outdated. I’d recommend you check out the help page with these changes here: https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/articles/360042532714#Save_pluginsSince most of the info here is now outdated, I’m going to close this topic. Feel free to start a new one if you have additional feedback or questions on how the plugin system works