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Hey there,
since my update to Sierra a few days after release I'm seeing an issue that slowly steals my patience:
Whenever the mouse cursor changes (like when you hover over the edge of a windows and get these double arrows or that single slim vertical line in a text field) it doesn't change back or only changes back in a weird way. It looks like this is primarily an optical problem as the click point still seems to be where it should be with the cursor that is intended do display at this point. The weird thing is that it's totally hard to do exact clicks in for example graphics software at this point.
I'm using an Apple Magic Trackpad and a Logitech MX Master over Bluetooth. No matter which one I use or if i disconnect on or the other (or even remove the Logitech Options software) this behaviour doesn't change. To me it looks like this is not tied to a special mouse or the Bluetooth connection but more like a software problem.
I already thought about which Software that I have installed and that may interfer here but I couldn't find the reason so far.
Has anyone seen this issue or heard of it? May this have to do with the graphics Driver (Using a GTX970 with a Dell UP2715k Display). Already tried removing/closing SwitchResX, BetterTouchTool and others but didn't help unfortunately.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Frank
since my update to Sierra a few days after release I'm seeing an issue that slowly steals my patience:
Whenever the mouse cursor changes (like when you hover over the edge of a windows and get these double arrows or that single slim vertical line in a text field) it doesn't change back or only changes back in a weird way. It looks like this is primarily an optical problem as the click point still seems to be where it should be with the cursor that is intended do display at this point. The weird thing is that it's totally hard to do exact clicks in for example graphics software at this point.
I'm using an Apple Magic Trackpad and a Logitech MX Master over Bluetooth. No matter which one I use or if i disconnect on or the other (or even remove the Logitech Options software) this behaviour doesn't change. To me it looks like this is not tied to a special mouse or the Bluetooth connection but more like a software problem.
I already thought about which Software that I have installed and that may interfer here but I couldn't find the reason so far.
Has anyone seen this issue or heard of it? May this have to do with the graphics Driver (Using a GTX970 with a Dell UP2715k Display). Already tried removing/closing SwitchResX, BetterTouchTool and others but didn't help unfortunately.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Frank