Categories in plugins!

Hey @Feedlike, thanks for sharing this idea! I agree we could definitely make plugin management/usage better. 🙂

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1. Figma has tons of useful plugins. But they get displayed as a list. If you have too many it becomes a mess.
   It should be possible to create groups of plugins (maybe even subgroups) to declutter the list. For instance: Color > Accessiility Checkers, Palette Makers…

I have a lot of plugins. Some of them I use all the time. I want to create folders and put plugins which I seldom use into it. It will organize my plugins more)

This would be a great addition – some plugins have a descpription but a few only use their product name. After a while I don’t know what said plugin does for me.

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Amen to this suggestion. It’s a pain as it is.

@Josh any news on this feature 🙂 🕺

Nothing to report back with at the moment. Discovery, categorization, etc. for plugins and community files are all things the team is thinking through though. 🙂

The way Figma works and organizes the plugin list is terrible. Looks there are no criteria.

Also, a simple dropdown/list is way too basic to manage dozen of plugins.

The same for the plugin store.

Most plugins don’t have a screenshot to demonstrate (at least) the interface.

You have to install it, find it on a list of plugins and if you don’t like it, you have to go again on that list, click to manage the plugin, and find it again on another list. So finally you can uninstall it.

I believe this could be solved using a sidebar/window with a button to open/activate/close/deactivate each one ofthe plugins.

Does anyone else experience this? Is anyone using a plugin or workaround to help solve this?