Meet Cursor Teleporter
Multi display set-ups are pretty standard these days. Or one big, wide display. That's quite convenient, but often causes one issue: traveling long distances with your mouse or touchpad. It's not great for your wrist, quite inconvenient and time-consuming. Especially, if you're working with many apps at once on multiple monitors.
So I've come up with a solution with a single keystroke, or a single click of a customizable button in my mouse, the cursor goes to the next monitor - either to its last location on this screen, or to previously selected point.
And that's what Cursor Teleporter does.
How does it work?
Cursor Teleporter works in two modes:
- automatic mode – the app moves the cursor to the lastly-used location on the next monitor
- manual mode - you can select any points (even on a single monitor) and the app moves the cursor between them. It's useful for big monitors and for precision-demanding tasks.
Cursor can be teleported by pressing a keyboard shortcut (by default it's Control-Option-Command-X) which you can adjust in Settings.
The application also offers a URL-based API and a helper app Teleport which allows you to integrate Cursor Teleporter with customizable mouse buttons. You can find an example of that integration for Logitech Devices.
Features
Cursor Teleporter allows you to:
- quickly move mouse cursor to the next monitor while remembering the last location on each monitor
- move mouse cursor to selected points which is important for precision-demanding tasks
- choose one of 3 animations which makes finding the cursor easier (animations might be also completely disabled)
- integrate the app with custom mouse buttons using provided URL-based API or Teleport app
- set custom keyboard shortcuts
- launch on system startup
Price
The price is $7.99 and it's one-time purchase. For start, we've discounted it to $4.99 until February 11th, 2024.
Get Cursor Teleporter
More information about the app and a trial version you can find on its website: www.apptorium.com/cursor-teleporter