OnShape is definitely more limited, even compared to Fusion 360. However, I've moved to it as my main CAD tool, since it works on Linux and Fusion 360 licensing

OnShape is definitely more limited, even compared to Fusion 360. However, I've moved to it as my main CAD tool, since it works on Linux and Fusion 360 licensing is so problematic. Fusion 360 also has a web interface, but it doesn't support Linux, and even on Windows doesn't work very well. The only thing I've needed to go back to Fusion 360 for is thread modeling.