This might not seem like a big deal most of the time, however if you've got legacy command line focus switched on, it's really frustrating. I'm running Fusion 2705.1.15 on macOS Tahoe 26.5.2. In Eagle, if I entered a command and didn't like the result, I could press Command+Z and the command would be undone. In Fusion, Command+Z doesn't do anything if the command line has focus. Weirdly, all the other keyboard shortcuts seem to work fine, so it's like this was done intentionally. And yes, I know that "undo" is a command, however like probably everybody else, I've been trained for decades that Control+Z or Command+Z is how you undo something, and I can't imagine why it shouldn't work here. Can this be fixed please?
