Feature Requests

Please delete my Account

Make it easier to delete accounts

You can't move wires all at ones, so you need to move them one(and 2 half) by one https://www.loom.com/share/18320194c81c43029665da389b205218?sid=6ab6a68d-3f95-45d8-ac81-3451c0a1638d

I'm finding it challenging to export schematics in a format that's easy to read and print. It would be beneficial if I could export these schematics in PDF format for better readability and ease of printing.

I would like to be able to take the schematic for the an Arduino UNO and then add an adapter for a raspberry pi hat and then wire up the i2c pins so that I can create a new hat that combines the functionality of both systems. Or I would like to take an Arduino UNO and then add a high voltage circuit that allows me to power servers and the Arduino from a battery. The point is, that I dont want to recreate the Arduino schematic from scratch. Please try to include open source projects like this so that I can stand on the shoulders of giants, and reach for the stars.

Sometimes traces need to end flat to fit specific pads

Sometimes traces need to end flat to fit specific pads

I need a power supply design that can provide three different voltages - 1.8V, 3.3V, and 5.0V. Each of these power supplies should be able to provide a maximum current of 500mA. The input supply voltage should be 12V, 1000mA. The design should also include a short circuit protection feature. The power output sequence should start from 1.8V and end with 5.0V. I would also like an LED indicator for each voltage power supply. The operating temperature range should be 0 C-85 C. The use of fixed regulators should not be allowed. Lastly, the design should include a power switch.

If you move via PCB, connected traces will be positioned at random angles instead of 0, 45, or 90 deg. So every time I need to move a via, I must delete connected traces and draw them again. https://www.loom.com/share/40b238627d8146c6b0ba25abea44c242