CursorWarp
ショートカットで画面間移動
Only for Mac
$2.99
Mac
CursorWarp is a lightweight menu bar utility that instantly teleports your mouse cursor to the display you want — perfect for multi-monitor setups.
When you work across several monitors, dragging the cursor from edge to edge over and over is a quiet, constant drain. With CursorWarp, a single Ctrl + number shortcut sends the cursor straight to the matching display. No more long mouse marathons across screens.
■ Shortcuts
• Ctrl+1–9: Move the cursor to the Nth display (counted left to right)
• Ctrl+Option+→ / ←: Cycle to the next / previous display
• Ctrl+0: Show a number overlay on each display
• Ctrl+`: Return the cursor to where it was before the jump
• Ctrl+Shift+→ / ←: Move the active window to the next / previous display (requires Accessibility permission)
■ Choose where it lands
• Display center
• Last position (remembers where the cursor last was on each display and restores it)
• Any of the four corners (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right)
• A ring is briefly drawn at the destination so the cursor is easy to spot (can be turned off)
■ Flexible display ordering
• Layout (left→right) / System ID / Manual
• Automatically detects display connect/disconnect, rearrangement, and resolution changes
■ Per-app sound output
• Assign an output speaker to each app, and macOS switches its sound output to that speaker when the app comes to the front
• Set your music app to the built-in speakers and video calls to a USB headset, and simply switching apps switches where the sound comes out
• Apps you have not assigned are left alone, and the feature is off until you turn it on from the menu
• Note: this switches the system-wide output of macOS. It does not play different apps through different speakers at the same time — audio already playing in the background moves along with the switch.
■ Highlights
• Lives in the menu bar, stays out of the Dock — minimal footprint
• Choose your shortcut style: Ctrl, Ctrl+Option, or Hyper (⌘⌃⌥), to avoid clashes with Mission Control and friends
• Can launch at login
• One-click settings, saved automatically
• English and Japanese (follows your system language)
• No background network chatter
If you run dual or triple monitors, CursorWarp quietly but reliably cuts down the time you spend hunting for the cursor and hauling it across screens.
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A maintenance release that smooths out a few rough edges. No new features.
■ Fixed
・Ctrl+Shift+Left / Right was being held by CursorWarp even when "Move window across
displays" was turned off, which stopped the same shortcut from working in other apps.
The keys are now used only while that feature is on.
・Corrected the punctuation used for disconnected speakers in the English interface.
・When the name of the current output speaker could not be read, the "Current output" line
in the menu was blank. It now reads "Unknown".
・Fixed an issue where a damaged settings file caused every setting to be silently reset.
The damaged file is now kept under a separate name instead of being overwritten.
・The shortcut list no longer shows the window-move shortcut while that feature is off.
■ Also in this release
・Per-app sound output and the cursor-movement features work exactly as before.
・Still no additional permissions. The app never asks for Accessibility or similar access.
The developer, Takanobu Takegami, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
Accessibility
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Information
- Seller
- Takanobu Takegami
- Size
- 594 KB
- Category
- Utilities
- Compatibility
Requires macOS 12.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.
- Mac
Requires macOS 12.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.
- Mac
- Languages
- English
- Age Rating
4+
- 4+
- Copyright
- © blipdrop
