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The grid will auto-hide after simulating a click, but it sounds like you are using Scoot to move the cursor but not click. (Can you share a bit more details about your use case?)
Also worth noting that this feature request, if I'm understanding it correctly, is effectively the opposite of #30.
Also worth noting that this feature request, if I'm understanding it correctly, is effectively the opposite of #30.
I'm not the original poster of this, but this is my understanding as well.
Can you share a bit more details about your use case?
I have multiple monitors and I'm already using a mouse emulation solution (which is good enough for most cases, but not good for jumping around quickly long distances with precision).
So in my case, I want to use Scoot just to move the cursor quickly where I want it, and hide the grid as soon as possible so I can handle the rest of micro-adjustments with my current solution. In my case, once the cursor has moved to the desired location, the grid becomes more of a visual/functional hindrance which I need to dismiss with the Esc key (which is not the end of the world, but is still an extra keystroke).
So this functionality would be useful to those who seek just quick "mouse teleportation".
Is it possible hide the grid after I reach the point? Currently have to press escape to quit the grid mode
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