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We have a MacBook Air (13 inch M2 2022) running Ventura 13.2 and a MacBook Pro (15 inch 2016) running Monterey 12.6.3. When both my wife and I are using them, and one of us moves our cursor off the side of their screen, it appears on the other screen! Is this a known problem, and is there a way to prevent it?
Craig MacKenna
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.7
This is a feature called Universal Control...
You can easily turn it off.
System Settings->Displays, click Advanced... and UNcheck the options there: "Allow your pointer...", and the others.
This is a feature called Universal Control...
You can easily turn it off.
System Settings->Displays, click Advanced... and UNcheck the options there: "Allow your pointer...", and the others.
Thank you, Luis. I've turned off the feature on both machines.
Cursor crosses over to nearby Mac
