I have a 4 monitor setup with very different sizes of monitors. Because of this, I have a gap on both sides of one of my monitors where the mouse can't traverse (see screen shot). Is there anyway DisplayFusion or another application can make it so the mouse cursor can move across the technically non-adjacent, but nearest monitor?

Monitors:

• Monitor 1: 14" @ 2560x1440
• Monitor 2: 21.5" @ 2048x1152
• Monitors 3 & 4: 24" @ 1920x1200

Please add my vote too... thanks!

This would be a fantastic feature for DisplayFusion.

I'd also love this feature! I recently changed my monitor layout like the ones posted above and I don't want to move my mouse in an arc So please add my vote to it as well~

Hello, hope all is well

A while back I posted a sort of hack workaround for someone with a similar issue here on DF forums, I was always curious if it worked okay for others

https://www.displayfusion.com/Discussions/View/quad-monitor-moving-mouse-between-2-of-the-monitors/?ID=d57bab27-2643-4563-8a62-cd6fada811f3

That script should be fairly straight-forward to edit for any scenario just bridging 2 monitors.

I actually had to edit the script myself for a Tie-Fighter monitor setup I temporarily had

It seems like the Mouse Management > "Prevent mouse cursor from snagging on unaligned monitor edges" and "Prevent mouse cursor from sticking in Sticky Corners (Windows 10 only)" makes the fact that this isn't possible significantly easier to deal with. At least for me.

Mouse Management > "Prevent mouse cursor from snagging on unaligned monitor edges"

Is that supposed to do, what was adressed in this thread? Because for me it got my hopes up, but it doesnt - I still need to move from the bottom m. via the top m. to the left and right ones