True, I could creat an invisible Fence, but even inside a Fence, the icons want to arrange themselves. I want to cluster them in the way it makes sense to me without having to create a fence for every circumstance. Remember I'm using my general desktop space as just a place to accumulate files/icons for later disposition. There is a logical grouping to them, but not always fence-hassle-worthy.
I did consider doing just what you suggested, but I was hoping that I could let my newly created (often temporary) icons just be "unfenced", but on my main Display1 until I decide what to do with them. Depending on what I am doing, it could be quite a few icons.
I have a three display setup with the displays numbered as shown below from left to right as Display3-Display1-Display2. My primary display is the center Display1. Prior to using Fences, my new icons would appear on the left edge of Display1. After installing Fences, my new icons appear on the left edge of Display3. I use Display3 as a more-or-less permanent browser position, so the icons wind up under my browser window. I can cause the new