I've got mouse wrapping around left/right monitor edges, which is awesome. However, it is real touchy because it slips across with just a pixel over the line. If you've got stuff near the edge of the monitor it's too easy to go to the other monitor and hard to go back and forth and target the exact item.

Is it possible to set a wrap distance, similar to the snap distance on window snapping? So it would keep the cursor at the edge of the monitor until you move at least X pixels to get to the other monitor? Similar to how Windows locks the cursor for a few pixels when you're dragging a window across monitors.

Here's an example of why I want this -- I'm running Station on my left monitor and there is a strip of icons down the left side. Very easy to miss that strip and end up on the other monitor, but if there was a 10 or 20 pixel lock area that kept the mouse at that monitor it would smoothen that right up.

Another idea here would be to watch the mouse slope as it moves. If you're moving mostly perpendicular to the wrap, wrap across. If its mostly parallel to the wrap. then snag on the monitor edge unless the slope changes to perpendicular.

Thanks!

I also realized what's actually making this feel so hinky. It is only when the bar is on the leftmost monitor and you're wrapping right... and it feels weird because the cursor can only be on one monitor at a time. So if you go one pixel on to the wrapped monitor, the rest of the cursor disappears from the original monitor instead of being split across both monitors.

Don't suppose you could fix that and show up a cursor on both monitors when it should be split across based on position I'm sure that's a Windows level or hardware cursor thing, so it's likely not possible.

Yeah, it would be doable to put a transparent window up there on the second monitor to display the rest of the cursor (and shouldn't actually hurt anything because it wouldn't be actually overlapping the cursor at all). But probably not performant and might lead to weird display artifacts. Although with the modern compositor you might be able to get away with it.

One other thing I just hit... it would be cool to disable wrapping while dragging a window to resize. That leads to... weirdness

I'm grabbing the side of the window and resizing that way. Once I hit the wrap edge, the cursor pops around to the other side.

Possible I've got something else that's interfering? Only thing I can think of would be Stardock Groupy.

Here's a screenshot of what happens...