ScreenHop

Your pointer is on the other display

On a multi-display Mac, click a display and the pointer lands dead centre on it.

Get it on the Mac App Store See what it does

Whichever display the pointer lands on, that display flashes — this is the real thing, not a mock-up

Three screens, and the pointer is always on the wrong one

The picker lays your screens out the way they really sit on your desk, each showing its own wallpaper, numbered so you can type the digit. You know which is which at a glance.

Three screens, and the pointer is always on the wrong one

Displays too far? Skip the drag

However wide the gap, one shortcut does it — no more dragging the mouse from one screen to another. Laptop plus external, two externals, stacked vertically: all the same.

Displays too far? Skip the drag

You dragged it there — now find the spot

The pointer always lands dead centre. The border lights up and a halo spreads, so you know exactly where it went. Change the colour and the shortcut to suit you.

You dragged it there — now find the spot

Three steps and you're off

Open the picker Press the shortcut and the panel opens centred on the display you're on. The shortcut is changeable.
Click a display, or type its number Click a tile to go there, or press 1 to 9 while the panel is open.
Want to browse? Hold the modifier The highlight walks from screen to screen; release the modifier to land on the one you stopped at.

Keep the pointer where it belongs

The menu-bar icon also holds the guide, settings and the jump itself — quiet until you want it.

Get it on the Mac App Store