A picture to illustrate what I'm trying to describe.  Ignore the search item at the top. As can be seen, I'm about a third of the way through the available items and not a single one is available!!!! How is this useful? Mike.

@pommie Hello Thank you for writing to us here. First verse it would be better if you highlight this the EasyEDA team so they could make the appropriate fix so kindly change the topic of this post to "Bug Reports" In some case the search result display those many random parts when the user type Generic reference in the search toolbar so maybe if you try a specific part number or part reference then you get some useful search results. About the Parts available for assembly by JLCPCB you can search them on our JLCPCB Parts library here : [https://jlcpcb.com/parts](https://jlcpcb.com/parts) Once you find the part available, just copy its part number and drop it in the search toolbar of EasyEDA library and you will certainly have it. This remains a suggestion. We are counting on your understanding.

As I said above "Ignore the search item at the top". Here is another (identical) picture without the search item.  As you can see, I selected "JLCPCB Assembled" and "Linear Voltage Regulators (LDO)" and most of the parts aren't available. I do not understand, why doesn't the list only comprise of parts that are available? Mike.

@pommie @JLCPCBsupport Hi That is because this SMT part stock number is 0, it will not show at JLCPCB part list, but it will show at JLC.com( JLC is JLCPCB in China mainland order system), the library data is common use, we need to show the SMT icon.

When you're building the list of items to show, why can't you check if item is supported and only include supported items? Or, give me a box I can tick that will hide unsupported items. Mike.