check against the mischievous and always scheming cockroaches. This custom mouse cursor features Oggy holding a fly swatter, ready to battle the pesky creatures. As you browse the web, let Oggy accomp...
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check against the mischievous and always scheming cockroaches. This custom mouse cursor features Oggy holding a fly swatter, ready to battle the pesky creatures. As you browse the web, let Oggy accomp...
Hit the 'Add to Browser' button to get the 'Oggy and the Cockroaches Oggy & Fly Swatter' pack.
On the Chrome Web Store, smash that ‘Add to Chrome’ button and confirm.
Pro-tip: Pin the 'Cute Cursors' extension to your toolbar for quick access.
Open the extension, find the 'Oggy and the Cockroaches Oggy & Fly Swatter' pack, and click to activate. Easy peasy!
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