When working with several monitors, especially when they are not at the same level, that is, one next to the other, the mouse cursor can become a real problem when we want to find it when placing it on another monitor, especially when they do not have the same resolution, since they are usually lost from the top or bottom of it. If we work with two or more monitors together, moving the mouse from one screen to another is usually not a problem, but when we do with a monitor and a laptop is more than a problem that has an easy solution.
Thanks to the Multiscreen Multimouse application it allows us to add more than one mouse to our Mac, mouse or touchpad that It will only be used with one of the screens that we have connected to our Mac or MacBookIn this way, it will be much easier to interact with each of the screens as if it were an independent Mac without having to look for the damn mouse arrow when we change monitors.
Multiscreen Multimouse has a regular price of 1,99 euros, a fairly economical price and that can offer us the productivity that we had looked for so far but that we had not found. Multiscreen Multimouse is compatible from macOS 10.10 and requires a 64-bit processor and only occupies 3.3 MB on our Mac.
Multiscreen Multimouse is an ideal application for those who edit video or photos and they usually work with more than one screen together, since offering us the option to control the mouse independently will allow us not to waste too much time moving the mouse from one screen to another.