What is a one sentence summary of your feature request?
Please add the Figma & Canva - App to the (macOS / Windows) CAP exit point and DPI.
Please describe your idea in detail. What is your problem, why do you feel this idea is the best solution, etc.
Add Figma and Canva — used by 95% of the Fortune 500 and rapidly replacing Adobe in enterprise design workflows — as natively recognized cloud collaboration applications (desktop apps for macOS / Windows x64 / Windows ARM and web apps) in Content Aware Protection and Deep Packet Inspection, so that file imports, drag-and-drop uploads, and clipboard pastes into these platforms are detected and blocked.
How do you currently solve the challenges you have by not having this feature?
We are forcing the use of the service exclusively via the web UI.
Users are experiencing inconvenience as they are unable to use the desktop app.
I wanted to share a positive update. Support for Figma as an egress channel is already on our roadmap, together with the ability to define Figma file types within our denylists and allowlists policies.
We have already made some initial progress, so please stay tuned for further updates.
Thank you so much for the update — it’s great to hear that Figma support as an egress channel is on the roadmap, and the ability to define Figma file types in denylist/allowlist policies will be especially useful for our design-heavy customers.
May I ask whether Canva is also being considered? In Korea, Canva adoption is growing quickly alongside Figma, particularly in marketing and non-designer teams, so it would be very helpful to know if it’s part of the plan or something that could be looked at separately.
As with the other requests, if a test environment or early validation would help at any stage, please let me know — I’ll do my best to support within whatever scope I can.