EdgeCase

Seller Peter Kamb Category Utilities
App Size 0.8 MB Requirements OS X 10.6 or later
Version 1.1 (Jun 06, 2012)
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EdgeCase improves your multiple monitor productivity by restricting your mouse cursor to a single screen.
The app prevents you from ever accidentally losing your cursor into a rarely-used secondary display, or from overshooting as you flick to an OS X hotcorner or the menu bar.
When you do want to switch to another screen, EdgeCase provides several shortcuts that allow you to cross screen edges manually. Simply perform a 'bounce' gesture, wait for ½ second, or hold a hotkey. Your cursor will then move into the next screen freely.
☞ "I’ve found EdgeCase to be useful on my multiple-display setup." - Dan Frakes, Senior Editor at Macworld
☞ "A pretty good solution to this problem." - Marco Arment, Creator of Instapaper (dot com)
☞ "Once you have more than one monitor, instead of hitting the edge, the mouse moves to the other screen. EdgeCase solves this problem. With EdgeCase, the edge returns, and works as if you only had one monitor." - Lukas Mathis, Ignore the Code

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Current Price: $4.99 (2012/08/12)

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9 May 2012 ... If you work with multiple monitors, you must have noticed that your mouse doesn't always understand that you didn't mean for it to move to the next displ.

15 May 2012 ... EdgeCase Stops Your Cursor Where Your Monitors Meet. by Cody Fink at 1: 48pm EDT. I don't use more than an external display or my MacBook's internal display since managing a multi-monitor setup isn't practical with Lion, ...

9 Jun 2012 ... EdgeCase, developed by Peter Kamb, is a handy little app for anyone who uses multiple monitors. EdgeCase's little bit of magic prevents the cursor from leaving the edge of your main monitor. Now, that may seem like a silly ...

11 May 2012 ... The app creates Fitts' Law infinite width screen edges for your OS X multiple monitors. As you probably know, screen edges are a great place to put pointing targets because it's impossible to “overshoot” them with your mouse ...

17 May 2012 ... Unfortunately, one of the Mac's other great features, support for multiple displays, conflicts with Fitts's Law. When you add a second display, you remove the boundary along the screens' shared edge, and the cursor moves ...

9 May 2012 ... EdgeCase is a nifty new utility for the Mac. Tons of features on the Mac rely on Fitts's law. Notably, the Mac makes good use of the «infinite width» provided by screen edges. These «infinite width» edges allow you to quickly ...

EdgeCase improves your multiple monitor productivity by restricting your mouse cursor to a single screen. The app prevents you from ever accidentally losing your cursor into a rarely-used secondary display, or from overshooting as you flick to ...

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