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Figbubble: Deep Co-Op for Figma (The native focus feature I wish existed)
Figma’s multiplayer is amazing, but "cursor anxiety" shatters flow. Figbubble shifts work from chaotic to distraction-free teamwork. It’s a private glass meeting room with your co-pilot.
Core Mechanics:
Active Presence Ring: A color-matched outline signals deep work is happening.
Protected Flow: Outside cursors vanish to eliminate noise, and your active assets become "Read-Only" to outsiders.
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