Hey guys,
So I just moved over to windows 10 earlier this week, and there is one "feature" that is irking me that has no official fix. I googled around and found nothing akin to a proper fix, and I was hoping displayfusion could see it in their breadth to implement an option to fix this, and I am sure many users have seen this issue and "fixed it" by giving up a few too many features.
if you have "snapping" on in windows 10, the mouse get stuck on the crossover between monitors (unless you move your mouse at speed). disabling this option in windows also disables drag to top to maximize, and all other snapping functionality. Why there isn't split options like any sane OS would have is beyond me. Some of the registry fixes disable the windows from resizing, but but do nothing about your mouse getting stuck in the first place.
The solution can be implemented in two ways, the latter I think would be easier: First, figure out the proper way to disable this mouse sticking issue. Secondly, a re-implementation of the drag to top to maximize (and according drag down to restore) would side step the lost features from disabling windows snapping. Throw in far side snapping or even additionally snap to inside border without it stopping your mouse to be feature full.
Save us from this OS tyranny!
Thanks!
O yea and I might as well bring this up again, can we please get a settings shortcut in the desktop wallpaper dialog? Right next to help would be great~ Just saw the setting to change what clicking the icon did, good enough for me