I Also tried this for a few other common parts: 1.The standard switch part, if I place a standard switch on a schematic and try and set a package to a tactile switch there is no footprint I can set it to as they do not appear as a choice when I search. 2. a USB type B connector, none of the standard usb libraries I search on will fit a standard USB B-type connector (the USB connector on the arduino UNO), If I set it to the closest match it appears on my PCB but with no ratlines and no errors. I can work around these by modifying the standard libraries but a new user may get unexpected results

Hi, Thanks for you time to report this. But I think this is not bugs. 1. When you set the package to `SOT-23`, the mosfet's Pin order is not right, but when you set the package to `TO220`, such as **BBL4001**, datasheet <http://www.onsemi.cn/pub_link/Collateral/ENA1356-D.PDF>, you can find the EasyEDA's PIN order is right. We set the Mosfet's name as `NMOS`, not `2N7002` and left the package as blank, we hope our users to check them, maybe not good. In this case, you don't need to modify the libs, just neet to remap the PCB pin number. Select the Mosfet, then press hotkey `I` to open below dialog, so you can change the PCB pin order very easy. This is a help file <https://easyeda.com/Doc/Tutorial/creatingTheSchematic.html#h.x3qg65pf7dnh>  2. You can favorite a tactile switch package or create a package for this switch, then you can choose. BTW, 3. Yes, EasyEDA should have more components. Thanks again.

Thanks Dillon I did not know about the "I" hotkey maybe I will read the help file again now I have been using easyeda for 4 months, I will check the package footprint against the datasheets and use this feature in future. It would be helpful if you could see the package pcb pins in this screen or in the preview, what do you think?

We will put the Package in the screen later, it is in our TODO. Thanks.

Sorry but it is still a Bug and when I choose the right MOSFET, e.g. 2N7002 from LCSC, then it should work hand in hand. I can now throw away my PCB because exactly of this problem.

@ritzeng, Your project is private so only you can see it. Can you post the URL of your project so we can see what the issue is?

Or post the url of the specific 2N7002 from LCSC that has given you a problem?