How to use

How to use CM Cursors?

use a custom cursor "CM Cursors" in Google Chrome, you can follow these steps:

  • Download the Custom Cursor

    First, you need to have the custom cursor file (usually with a ".cur" or ".ani" extension) that you want to use. Make sure you have downloaded it to your computer.

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  • Install a Chrome Extension

    use custom cursors in Chrome, you may need to install a browser extension that allows you to change the cursor. One such extension is "CM Cursors for Chrome."

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  • Add "CM Cursors for Chrome" Extension:

    Open Google Chrome.

    Visit the Chrome Web Store.

    Search for "CM Cursors for Chrome" or go to the extension's page directly.

    Click the "Add to Chrome" button.

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  • Confirm Installation

    A pop-up window will appear, asking you to confirm the installation of the extension.

    Click "Add Extension" to proceed with the installation.

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  • Access the Extension

    After the extension is installed, you should see its icon in the Chrome toolbar, typically in the upper-right corner of the browser window

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  • Configure the CM Cursors

    Click on the extension's icon to open its settings or options.

    In the extension's settings, you may have the option to upload and select a custom cursor file from your computer. Follow the instructions provided by the extension.

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  • Activate the CM Cursors

    Once you have uploaded or selected your custom cursor, you can activate it through the extension's settings

    Depending on the CM Cursors, you may need to enable it or select your custom cursor from a list

  • Test the CM Cursors

    Navigate to a webpage and move your mouse pointer to see the custom cursor in action. It should replace the default cursor

  • Customize as Needed

    Depending on the extension, you may have additional customization options, such as adjusting the size, opacity, or behavior of the custom cursor

  • Use Custom Cursor While Browsing

    You can now use the custom cursor while browsing websites in Google Chrome.