Hello.

The option Prevent mouse cursor from snagging on unaligned monitor edges works fine on monitors with different resolutions, with only one side effect: moving cursor from lower resolution would show it at the same Y coordinates, which is visually different relative to top/bottom on higher resolution monitor (only visually). This is very noticeable with physically same sizes monitors side by side, when you move cursor on the bottom of low resolution monitor it shows up higher from the bottom on high res monitor.

Would be nice if there was additional option, when enabled it would move cursor between monitors based on percentage of edge coordinates, (i.e. top = 0%, bottom = 100%)
So let's say we have two monitors 1440px and 1080px, cursor is leaving 1080px monitor at 950px position, 950 is 87.9% of 1080
87.9% of 1440 is 1265, so it should enter 1440px monitor at 1265px position. Visually this should look like same resolution monitors.

Thank you.

P.S.
I do realize there will be side effects when moving windows between monitors, but maybe it still be useful feature.

To add to this, a few more feature requests for the support of high resolution screens:
Cursor Speed and Cursor Size adapted to the PPI of Monitors.
Scale the contents in the taskbar correctly (windows logo, task font, task icons, tray icons and clock font).

Windows 10 has a very annoying "feature": sticky corners, where cursor sticks in corners and doesn't move to next monitor.
This was reported and requested to be removed 2.5 years ago with no movement on MS part.

It would be awesome if DF addressed this issue as well.

Thank you.

Is there any news on the dpi/size based mouse position/speed features, or when they might get added?

With the last beta I've noticed an anomaly how cursor transit from hi-res monitor to low-res: it jumps about 50px away from the edge, if it was beyond max height of low-res monitor.
This suggests that DF is in full control of cursor position, hens shouldn't be a big deal implement percentage Y position instead of absolute coordinates.

I would also like this functionality. I now have a ultra wide screen monitor, then a 4k, then a 2k, then a 4k... it's much more noticible now that i've replaced 2 of the 1080p screens with 4k screens.

if you stick this into a beta let me know! I'll gladly test it.

I hope this is still in the works! I just upgraded one of my three monitors from 1080 to 1440 and the mouse movement is really bizarre going between the screens.

Just curious, what other variables missing in that logic?

Sorry, can't see the screenshot.

The lack of these features is the true downfall of this software for me. Display fusion is supposed to be THE software to get when you have multiple monitors and it totally was until I started upgrading monitors. My middle screen is a 2k 144hz gsync screen for gaming because 4k just isnt necessary for that. The screens on the sides of it are 4k and moving between them is aggravating at times. Like, if I need to reach something in the corner of the 4k screen near the boundary of the 2k screen, it can take a few tries to get to it... This happens a bit too often because the mouse moves faster on the 2k screen. If I accidentally move my curser to the 2k screen, then when I go back to the 4k screen the pointer is a quarter of the way up the screen so I need to go back down for another attempt.

I feel like usability reqs like the ones in this thread should be higher priority than purely aesthetic items like adding new wallpaper sources. Even if you guys half-assed this and it had some edge cases that werent thought of, it'd make setups like mine much more fluid.

On the picture this might look weird when you only consider resolution, I agree, but when it comes to phisically identical size monitors with different resolutions current implemention acts precesely as you trying to avoid in your description...see attached screenshot but now represents phisical sizes, where blue arrow represents bottom of left monitor per resolution.

That's why we are asking for such feature as an option, the percentage calculation would probably only benefit phisically same size monitors setup.
Without experiencing this myself, the only possible "weird" situation I could think of is when dragging a window, part of it will show on second monitor at one position but as soon as cursor enters that monitor the window will jump at new cursor's position. I could live with that...
Another weird issue could be if monitors are not quite lined up phisically, in which case a more elaborate approach would needed, where user could specify at what position second monitor phisically located, and if cursor moves from monitor 1 to 2, if it's between blue and green lines (or purple and red), than it would enter at the top (bottom) of monitor 2, and if it's between green and purlple it would base on percentage, which should be independent of resolution and would transit "smothly" in either direction.

P.S.
Yes, I know,
"Nothing is impossible for the man who doesn’t have to do it himself."
-A.H. Weiler

Is this feature enabled yet? It's been over 3 years since it was requested, and there are various standalone free apps that do it no problem so I don't see why a paid app like this isn't able to.

Yea. I've been using LittleBigMouse (free) to do it. It's definitely not perfect but it's good enough. It has done some weird stuff since I made one of my screens vertical, but it's still better than not having anything.

This program might be good for the devs to look. Just to see what works well and what doesn't. There is 1 feature in particular that I think they should check out in the program.

It's got this corner crossing feature which is helpful when I turn on an ultrawide monitor above the 3 main monitors. The mouse moves up to the top monitor really fluidly from places that don't intersect with it. Without the top screen turned on I need to disable that feature though. With the different resolution monitors, it thinks there should be corner crossings where it doesnt make sense to have them. My 3 screen setup is a vertical 4k, then a 2k then a 4k (horizontal). With the corner crossings enabled with that setup, moving the mouse off the top of the 2k or the horizontal 4k puts the mouse in the top right corner of the vertical 4k screen.

As an easier way to implement this which doesn't have to account for edge cases, could you make it so the percentage solution can be separately enabled for each screen border? I think that would solve many people's problems sufficiently, especially since I imagine most DisplayFusion users are power users.

I made a script which will move your mouse to the next or previous monitor at the same relative position (i.e. uses percentage of monitor resolution rather than absolute coordinates) when you press a hotkey. I know it's not exactly what you're looking for - which would require monitoring mouse movement and isn't even possible in a custom function - but I hope this will be useful for you or anyone who might be looking for a solution to this issue as it doesn't seem like BFS is going to ever implement this...

To use this script just copy the code from here into a custom function and set your hotkey, read the comments in the script file for more info.

Just coming here to add my weight to this request. I have one landscape 1080p monitor next to a portrait UHD monitor (split into 3 sub monitors with DF), and it is indeed a bit of a pain trying to access things on the left side of the top/bottom third of the UHD monitor. Go a bit over and I end up on the smaller monitor, come back to the UHD one and I'm in the middle third again. Rinse/repeat until I "git gud" and/or slow down.

2023 update?