Cursor warping makes sense in Blender. You can drag something past the side of the screen and it wraps back to the other side and you can still keep dragging in

Cursor warping makes sense in Blender. You can drag something past the side of the screen and it wraps back to the other side and you can still keep dragging in the same direction. In other contexts it would make sense for the cursor to lock at the edge of a widget and for the widget to scroll. Only when dragging.