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Is there anything to suggest this actually improves user experience rather than just making it different? This was an annoying javascript trick back in the 200
by forgottenpass 12y ago
Is there anything to suggest this actually improves user experience rather than just making it different?
This was an annoying javascript trick back in the 2000s, it still makes me ask "WTF" when I go to a Gawker blog, the only place I know that still trys this trick.
Do you have use cases (such as the contextual pointer/text cursor change) where it productive to change the cursor?