Connection error: -130

clear cache and then try again and then let me know if it’s resolved or not

Hey ​@ae185, thanks for reaching out! And thanks ​@mazikeenharry  for suggesting to clear the cache.

A -130 connection error on the Figma desktop app for Mac usually means the app can’t reach our servers through a proxy, VPN or security tool on your Mac or network. 

Clearing the cache is a good place to start, so let’s begin there and then look at the network side.

1. Reset the desktop app. Go to Help > Troubleshooting > Reset Figma and Restart. If you can’t reach the menu, Clear the Figma desktop app cache has the Terminal steps. Please check that any recent changes have synced first, for example by opening your file in the browser.
2. Check your proxy settings. On your Mac, open System Settings, select Network, choose your active connection, then select Details and Proxies. Add .figma.com under Bypass proxy settings, apply the changes and restart the Figma desktop app. If you’re on a work or school Mac, your IT team may manage these settings, so it’s worth checking with them. Adjust your network settings has more detail.
3. Try a different network and pause any VPN or security software. A mobile hotspot works well for this. Then reopen the desktop app.

Does Figma load for you in a browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge) on the same Mac and network? That will help me work out whether this is specific to the desktop app or your network setup.

Let me know how it goes and we’ll work out next steps from there.