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Currently, the only way to close the layer menu is to click again on the button.

Rotate and mirror are common tasks in schematic editing, and I typically know the orientation I want while placing the part. Making the keyboard shortcut to do a very common task should not require a multi-key shortcut, particularly one which removes a hand from the mouse. Further, this is a common task in other EDA programs, people transitioning from these programs would find the transition smoother if the shortcuts matched.

When you have a component inside another one, it's hard to select the innermost one. The only way is to click on the designator, but it took me a while to figure it out. https://www.loom.com/share/e22458b8a34a470780dcf0a0a2745bd2

Buttons styled on this feedback page use light pastel colors, that imply they are inactive/disabled/cannot be pressed. attached is a photo of this exact form.

The "Replace" option on right-click is confusing for a few customers. Many expect that they can replace the part with another from the library. They're then confused by why cloning or forking are part of the options.

Sometimes when you import a library from KiCAD in the first line of the description to this library where is the name of the footprint , here is a problem - text is under the "IMPORT" button

https://www.loom.com/share/3e77b6f229ab4f5f90e556f7f538da9e

When creating a simulation model, the uid is too abstract and not intuitive. Consider using pin numbers instead.

It's not enough to just type the property type in the Add Property dialog and then click Done. If you've just typed the (perfectly matched) string name of a Property Type and then click Done, the Property with that string name will be added, but the semantics/behavior of that property (if any) won't be activated on the Part