How Do You Change Your Cursor Color

Are you tired of using the standard black and white cursor color on your Chromebook? If so, you're in luck! Google is soon going to introduce an experimental feature that will allow users to customize their cursor color. In this article, we'll walk you through the process of changing the color of your mouse cursor on Windows 10.

The new feature, which is currently available in the Canary version of Chrome OS, is intended as an accessibility feature for users who may find it difficult to use the standard black and white cursor. The bug notes that some users may find the standard cursor harder to see, and this new feature will provide an option to customize the cursor color.

To change your mouse cursor color on Windows 10, follow these simple steps:

1. Click on the Start menu and select the gear icon to open the Settings app.

2. Under Mouse and touchpad, enable Custom cursor color.

3. Restart your Chromebook, and you're ready to change the cursor color.

Once you've enabled the custom cursor color feature, you'll see a new dropdown named 'Color' where you can select the desired color for your mouse cursor.

It's worth noting that this feature is still experimental and may take some time to be available for all users. However, it's an exciting development that could make using your Chromebook more accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

Update: This feature is now available in the Canary version of Chrome OS, so you can try it out today!

By changing your cursor color, you'll be able to set a custom color for the black parts of cursors without creating new assets. This will transform grey-scale and black pixels in the cursor to a custom color, without impacting white, fully transparent, or color-tinted pixels.

How do you change your cursor color