iCursor is a funny and useless app for Mac OS X, it attaches to your cursor pointer a lot of particles. There are many customizable effects and you can also create and share new effects with other users.
A little spell to transform your cursor into a magic wand followed by a trail of stars or fiery fireballs or littlee pulsating hearts. And if you are in a lighter mood, you can choose soap bubbles,small and large, colored or vanishing, and follow them until they pop. And while you are remembering, you can fill your screen with a thousand colored confetti and see them fly away with the wind or slowly fall to the ground. And after color, there is black and white: have fun spraying ink spots here and there and then let the snow fall..
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Note: iCursor is a 'tray' app: if you want to close and/or delete the app locate the iCursor icon (a little arrow in the Menu Bar near the Clock), click on it and select QUIT, then eventually delete the App.
I've been researching for a couple hours now, and I want to find my Mac system default cursor. Not any mouseover, I just want the default cursor. I am running one of the older versions of Mac, which is: 10.4.11;
I was told that the cursors are in here:
But, there seems to be no Cursors folder in
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3 Answers
The default arrow needs to be displayed at times when the rest of the system may not be available (e.g. at boot) so it is probably stored in a special place such as in the hardware itself.
The closest image to the default cursor is probably the 'contextual menu', here:
With some minor edits you could probably turn this image into a whole arrow picture.
Most other cursors have images in WebKit, here:
Kevin GrantKevin GrantAfter doing a bit of digging, I found this:
Hope this is what you were looking for.
You can extract the image programatically:
The result is a tiff with 4 different versions of the cursor, ranging from 20x24 pixels (non-retina default) to 200x240 pixels. Using Preview.app, you can grab each individual size and copy/paste into a new document, saving each as a png.
Or just grab one I prepared earlier: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/147461/mac-cursor/mac-cursor.zip https://safelucky.netlify.app/free-video-editor-for-mac-no-watermark.html.
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