I've recently been using a bit of circuitlab for throwing together diagrams for lab reports. I've found it to be much faster and much less of a hassle than usin

I've recently been using a bit of circuitlab for throwing together diagrams for lab reports. I've found it to be much faster and much less of a hassle than using pspice. I've had very few issues using it over the past few months, but since the founders are probably eyeballing this thread I'll lay out some of my suggestions here. -If I try to export an unsaved circuit, I get a prompt pestering me to save my circuit before exporting it. This happens nearly every time for me since almost all of my circuits are quick no-nonsense stuff that I spend 30 seconds on. I suggest that when I try to export an unsaved circuit, it gets automatically saved to my folder as _exportedCircuit[0/1/2/3/..]. At the very least make the export button bring up the save prompt if I press it with an unsaved circuit. -The components are a bit of a hassle to navigate. To reach any one component, I have to do loads of scrolling through that menu on the side. Often I'm looking for a component, get halfway to the bottom, and wonder if I had missed it. It would probably be better to implement the component box with the components of each category nested under a category button. -Virtually all of my exported circuits are going into a word document. The first time I did an export I had to measure how wide my word document was in pixels so I could get a full resolution image on it without going over the pagelimits. I suggest implementing an alternate export size field for exporting the image in terms of width/height in inches of a standard word document.