Thank you. The conditions don't appear to be helpful for my particular use case and habits, but I will definitely try a hotkey for switching back to Primary when it happens again. Hope it works!
I have Multiplicity on my primary desktop computer and several secondary machines, including a laptop. The laptop is often in Sleep mode when I'm not using it. I want the laptop to stay asleep until I need it for something. After starting up the primary desktop computer, moving my mouse pointer to the edge of a screen will cause Multiplicity to remove the input from the desktop and attempt to transfer it to the laptop. However, since the laptop is asleep, this transfer