When we share links to prototypes in Figma Design, we can customize the sharing to be visible to people outside of our company (great for usability testing).
Permissions for slide presentations have to be set at the slide file level, which is annoying when you have the presentation open and you want to just adjust the sharing permissions from right inside the dialog.
Thanks for the feedback, Jason!
We’ll pass this onto the team for consideration.
Goal: I want to share a Figma Slides presentation link with my client, allowing them to comment but preventing access to the file itself, including the ability to view speaker notes or other hidden features.
Issue: When setting permissions to ‘View’ for Anyone or Invited, clients can open the file and access the toolbar, which includes speaker notes and other options. Is there a way to restrict their access to commenting only without exposing these additional elements?
Does anyone know if this is solved yet? We want to switch to Figma Slides, but it seems that when you share an Audience link (for viewing and commenting only) the client still has the option to “Open in Figma Slides”!! We can’t wait to switch to Figma Slides, but this is a dealbreaker :(
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