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I use a rMBP 2015 with two monitors (in addition to the laptop monitor) daily. One over HDMI and the second via Thunderbolt/DisplayPort to HDMI (so two cables i
by cdolan 7y ago
I use a rMBP 2015 with two monitors (in addition to the laptop monitor) daily. One over HDMI and the second via Thunderbolt/DisplayPort to HDMI (so two cables into the rMBP).
I’ve never had this issue? What is your setup? I always thought it was funny that in a Mac you can’t set your default monitor, but I’ve never run into the issue you are describing.
- wetpaws 7y agoClick on one monitor and then move mouse to another monitor and move mouse down to the edge (without clicking anywhere). Of all alien, obscure and mind bogingly bizzare ux behaviors this would be probably in my top 5.
- pwinnski 7y agoI would hope that my dock would be on whichever screen my mouse is, so I don't have to drag my mouse across a large monitor to get way over there to get to the trash. What you term "alien, obscure, and mind-bogglingly bizarre" is the only way I think should work.
- post_break 7y agoDo you have "Displays have separate spaces" unchecked in mission control settings?
- 0x00B664 7y agoI use a rMBP 2016 with one additional monitor over Thunderbolt to HDMI. I constantly have the same issue as OP. Shouldn't you, though? Display arrangement lets you relocate the menu bar—imo that's as good a signal as any about which monitor should be the default.
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