My experience is similar to yours: EasyEDA has very limited functionality on Android phones. I have not tried it Apple iOS.

@andyfierman Thank you. Maybe I should try using ExaGear.

Exagear has very poor reviews on Google Play Store. You might be better to scrounge/buy almost any old 2nd hand pc/laptop and put linux on it. Or buy a Raspberry Pi4, usb keyboard and mouse (or a Pi400) and get a cheap hdmi monitor or tv.

@andyfierman I guess Exagear isn't available on Play Store. Mine was second hand, old but good, and was taken :(. Just took a look at Raspberry Pi4, sounds good. Might order one from China.

Im sorry to hear that your machine was stolen. :( When I searched for Exagear, I was pointed to something called "Win Emulator Clue". Not sure where you'd get a legitimate copy from. The online version of EasyEDA would probably still see your phone as a phone and not a pc so you still would not have any access to the pc functionality. In any case, you would still have to find some way to connect a mouse and a keyboard. A cheap linux box or a Pi is the way to go. Maybe they are a little less attractive to thieves too. :)

@andyfierman Exagear is an external APK, and a genuine Windows emulator for Android. That "Win Emulator Clue" on Play Store is crap. Of course this is not the best option, since Exagear is still in development, but it can even run a few games. Worth a look. Apparently, this site displays the OS of your (ours) device:  As I use the desktop version of the browser, it shows I'm using Linux. Thought that would help, but no. About the keyboard and mouse, I just bought a Bluetooth set. Let's see. > A cheap linux box or a Pi is the way to go. Maybe they are a little less attractive to thieves too. Ehh, brazilian thieves take anything :) Would you pay $128,58 (R$627,68) for a 8gb kit?

"Would you pay $128,58 (R$627,68) for a 8gb kit?" IIRC, I paid about £120 for a Raspberry Pi400 Kit (which has 4GB) a year or so ago: [https://thepihut.com/products/raspberry-pi-400-personal-computer-kit?variant=37385223143619](https://thepihut.com/products/raspberry-pi-400-personal-computer-kit?variant=37385223143619)<br> <br> An 8GB Pi4 is around £75: [https://thepihut.com/products/raspberry-pi-4-model-b?variant=31994565689406](https://thepihut.com/products/raspberry-pi-4-model-b?variant=31994565689406) But like many things in the UK now, they hard to get hold of...

Of curse with the Pi4 you need to find a PSU, keyboard and mouse. BTW I'm not sure but mine does not play well with wireless mice/keyboards: the mouse is far too laggy. OTOH, it does everything I want of it (just!) compared to much higher spec machines: [https://www.facebook.com/100000595856105/videos/226597203204170/](https://www.facebook.com/100000595856105/videos/226597203204170/)<br> <br> :)

I thought it is a problem with my old Android 4.4 tab only. However, it seems to be a more  common one. It's rather strange for a cloud tool in a browser. And although  a mobile device is not as good as PC  for such tasks, it would be very covinient to check, look through or make small corrections to EasyEDA projects. And it is a  pity that android does not supported.