Dude that feature is one of the very few things I miss from windows! Glad to see we're getting it now!
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Which feature exactly do you mean?
If you move your curser to the corner of a screen in Windows, it will stop at the corner instead of moving to the next screen. It makes it easier to click on, for example, the close button.