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IE 6+, webkit 1.0+, firefox 1.5+. It's been supported for a loooooong time.
by Sir_Cmpwn 12y ago
IE 6+, webkit 1.0+, firefox 1.5+. It's been supported for a loooooong time.
- matthewmueller 12y agoWe would love to have used cursor: url(...); but in our testing you run into constraints (like sizing and rotation) that don't let you do the stuff we're doing here.
- drdeca 12y agoIn my experience with cursor:url(); in Chrome at least, fairly large image sizes are allowed, and work fine. I haven't tried on other browsers. I don't understand why one would want the image to rotate? Maybe I don't understand what you mean by rotation.