
When you're in Eagle, avoid the the Control Panel "Home" tab entirely, or the it will display the "FUSION 360" splash screen and crash. The key is to always keep a project open, and make sure the "Preview" tab is selected before you exit Eagle so Eagle will save this state on exit.

When the Eagle "Control Panel" comes up, it will be on the "Home" tab and display a splash screen, but fortunately, on the first time, it's not the "FUSION 360" splash screen.With a fresh install, provide your sign-on info - Autodesk email and password.First, completely uninstall Eagle 9.6.2 - I have to use CleanMyMac/uninstall to completely remove any Eagle saved state.Here's what I do to setup Eagle so the "Home" tab is not displayed at startup. To prevent Eagle from crashing, I avoid the "Home" tab entirely, in order to avoid displaying the "FUSION 360" splash screen. Specifically, Eagle crashes as soon as it attempts to display the "FUSION 360, Integrated CAD, CAM. The problem seems to be with the Control Panel/Home tab splash screen.

As far as I can tell, it has nothing to do with "Proxy settings", or Firewall". Same problem here with Eagle 9.6.2 running on macOS 10.15.7.
