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David Rodrigues
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This feature is incredibly useful. However, I believe it would be better if it proportionally align the cursor position when changing screen. Take a look at the attached image.

Currently repositioning the cursor is calculated in pixels. So if this was the 500px from the top on the first screen, it continues to 500px on the second screen. The problem occurs when a resolution of one is higher than the other. Let's use the example of the resolution 1200x800 and 800x600.

When the mouse cursor is in 500px position on the second screen, and moves to the first screen, the position will continue to 500px. This seems right so far. But if the cursor is in the 700px, the first screen, and move to the second monitor, it will be moved to the highest possible position, ie 600px. Now, if you move the mouse back to the first screen, it will return 600px, not 700px, as it was before. This happens because it is calculated by pixels, not by percentage.

I suggest you switch to percentage mode, so move the cursor position of a screen 80% to 80% of another screen.
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Sep 10, 2013  • #1
Keith Lammers (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Thanks for the feedback! I think it does make more sense to do it by percentage, but we'll need to investigate further before making any changes. I've added this to our list, and we'll be sure to post an update when we have more news :)

Thanks!
Sep 13, 2013  • #2
Keith Lammers (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Thanks for the feedback! I think it does make more sense to do it by percentage, but we'll need to investigate further before making any changes. I've added this to our list, and we'll be sure to post an update when we have more news :)

Thanks!
Sep 13, 2013  • #3
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Edward Li77671
1 discussion post
Please, Please add this feature, I have a 4k monitor and two 1080p ones on the side and its a pain when moving from one to the other and having it not proportionally.
Sep 8, 2016  • #4
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Czech
4 discussion posts
I purchased this software primarily because it said it could prevent my mouse from snagging on edges when a screen didn't perfectly line up with another. However, after using the feature I found that it doesn't work correctly.

EDIT: This post explains the problem in much better detail. Please implement this! https://www.displayfusion.com/Discussions/View/smart-mode-to-prevent-mouse-cursor-from-snagging-on-unaligned-monitor-edges/?ID=fd46fb09-32ff-464b-b869-71d203a135f3

In this depiction: http://prntscr.com/clmgej (file also attached)

What should happen:
When I move from 1 to the top of the screen the mouse should appear at 3.
What actually happens:
When I move from 1 to the top of the screen the mouse appears at 2.

What should happen:
When I move from 2 to the bottom of the screen the mouse should appear at 4.
What actually happens:
When I move from 2 to the bottom of the screen the mouse appears at 5.

What should happen:
When I move from 3 to the bottom of the screen the mouse should appear at 1.
What actually happens:
When I move from 3 to the bottom of the screen the mouse appears at 6.

This is especially annoying when I have a window with a title bar in the top-right of my lower monitor because if I miss the title bar and move off the top of the screen, I must first bring the mouse back down to the lower monitor and then move it back to the right. Sometimes I make this mistake 2-3 times in a row before I finally am able to click on the title bar. What feature do I turn on to fix this or is it a bug?

In addition, if I move my mouse diagonally down and to the right while on the top monitor it will repeatedly be placed at the bottom-right corner of the top monitor. This means that I cannot get my mouse to the lower monitor unless I exclusively move the mouse down until it is well within the lower monitor AND THEN move it right. This is very counter-intuitive stuff..

This post was merged on Sep 26, 2016.
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Sep 23, 2016 (modified Sep 23, 2016)  • #5
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Czech
4 discussion posts
THIS! A million times. I really need this feature.
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Sep 23, 2016 (modified Sep 27, 2016)  • #6
Keith Lammers (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Merged your other topic with this one, since it is indeed the same. We've still got this open on our list, but I can't offer an ETA on it at the moment, sorry!
Sep 26, 2016  • #7
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Czech
4 discussion posts
Cool, thank you. I had made that thread before finding this one. I understand there is no ETA, but soon would be awesome!
Sep 27, 2016  • #8
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Patrick Weineis70836
2 discussion posts
Any News to this old threat?
Just bought it cause thought it include this feature
Oct 21, 2017  • #9
Keith Lammers (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Thank you for your purchase! Unfortunately I can't give an ETA on this at the moment, sorry!
Oct 24, 2017  • #10
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Czech
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Oct 24, 2017 (modified Oct 25, 2017)  • #11
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Patrick Weineis70836
2 discussion posts
Czech is it Freeware if yes, have a link for me?
Oct 25, 2017  • #12
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Byson
3 discussion posts
I would also like to see this feature, very very very much.

I've found that just about any other problem I've had was either my own mistake or because I didn't know about some feature.
So far, this appears to be the only genuinely missing functionality that I'd use not just every day, but probably 10 times per hour.

I'd say if keeping the old functionality alive for those who prefer it is an issue, just add an additional sub-option to "Move mouse cursor proportionally between monitors".

I'd be exceptionally grateful if this could be realised.
Apr 28, 2018  • #13
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Dakusan
2 discussion posts
+1 Would love to have this
Feb 4, 2020  • #14
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JasKo1
1 discussion post
Yet another request to please add this in! :)
Sep 16, 2023  • #15
Owen Muhlethaler (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Votes added!
Sep 18, 2023  • #16
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