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[Score: 8 out of 10]
- Developer: Kent Sutherland/ Product page
- Price: Free (donations accepted
You can also have the cursor warp into the new space, which changes its position in the new space -- it's hard to explain but easy to understand when you see it in action. A wrap-around setting lets you move from, for instance, the leftmost space to the rightmost space by dragging to the left edge of the screen.
Finally, and perhaps most usefully, if you enable the "Click screen edge to Warp" feature, you'll get a preview of the destination space before you activate it -- click in the small preview window to then switch to that space. This feature, though, didn't quite work right on my dual-monitor setup. The preview window would only show windows that were on the primary screen of the space being previewed.
If you use Spaces a lot, you may find Warp a valuable addition to your toolkit.

