If you use multiple screens with different resolutions in Windows 10, you surely experience an irregular mouse transition between screens (lost clicks, disappearing cursor, etc.). This happens because of the different DPI values of the monitors.
For example, if you use an HD screen and another one in 4K, because of the pixel difference, when you pass the cursor from the top of the HD screen to the 4K screen, the cursor will appear at the bottom of that screen, or vice versa. For this reason, we present LittleBigMouse, a platform that corrects the mouse transition when jumping between screens.
The environment uses DPI-aware mouse transition so that the cursor appears in the same position as on the other screen (smooth transition from top to top, middle to middle, bottom to bottom). It also fixes the lack of clicks and the disappearing cursor when moving between screens.
How to enable DPI-aware mouse transition
Once you download LittleBigMouse, you have to run it so the platform activates automatically. From its tools you can customize the mouse transition, display scaling, and more.
What can you configure in LittleBigMouse?
- View screen information (resolution, DPI, dimensions, display adapter, graphics card, etc.).
- Enable horizontal and vertical mouse looping.
- Change the relative size and position of screens.
- Customize screen brightness and color profiles, among other functions.
- View screen makes and models.
- Set relative display positions.
- Options to adjust the cursor.
- Adjust mouse speed so it stays constant when moving from one screen to another.
- Enable overlays.
LittleBigMouse is a very good option to automatically correct the mouse transition and other cursor-related issues between screens with different resolutions. The platform is free and available for Windows operating systems.
