Custom cursor creation tool for Chrome
Custom Cursor for Chrome is a free browser utility developed by Blife Team. This add-on was made specifically to work with the Google Chrome web browser, and it allows users to create any custom mouse cursor that will appear while they are using it.
Just like with RealWorld Cursor Editor or ArtCursors, Custom Cursor for Chrome makes it easy for users to change the look of their mouse cursor using various designs or one of their own. It was made to work specifically for Chrome and will work on any website they visit regardless.
How does it work?
The mouse cursor has been around since the early days of operating systems and it's been the default way for you to interact and use your PC. While there are options to change their look and feel, they are usually quite limited. That is why various third-party custom cursor tools have become popular. Custom Cursor for Chrome is one example and it seamlessly works program-wide for the Google Chrome web browser.
The add-on features a wide variety of cursor designs based on different themes depending on what you like. Alternatively, you can upload one of your own creations. Just be sure to follow its strict image size standard of 16x16 or 32x32 pixels. Include it in your collections tab or share them with the community. You save and switch between multiple cursor types seamlessly, all from within the settings menu.
One thing to note with it, though, is that custom cursors won't work on store pages or home pages. The same goes for any website that applies its own design. Apart from that particular limitation, Custom Cursor for Chrome works as it should for the majority of other sites on the web. Its list of cursor designs is also updated regularly with new ones.
A touch of personalization for Google Chrome
If you primarily use Google Chrome for your web browsing needs and you're looking for another way to personalize it beyond themes, you should check out Custom Cursor for Chrome. It allows you to download or create any custom cursor that you want. It works well and applies to pretty much all websites you will visit.
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