All except the Euler have several different versions of the methods ready for use. Differential Systems takes an interesting approach to this area. It will allow the user to insert arrows in the direction of increasing time simply by clicking on an orbit in the place where the user wants the arrow to appear. It will also mark points on the orbits and critical points if one exists where the mouse is pointed when clicked. But segments of orbits can be plotted as well.
Most packages make it much more difficult to plot an entire orbit.
Users can interrupt this process at any time simply by pressing the mouse button again. In addition, the coordinates of the clicked point are clearly displayed so the user can easily identify the orbit being plotted. The largest shortcoming of the package by far is its failure to address anything other than the phase plane. Granted that its analysis of the two dimensional phase plane is excellent, but it does not even add a third dimension so users can observe time changes while inspecting the phase plane. No higher dimensional or higher order systems can be dealt with.