cursor

The cursor CSS property sets the mouse cursor, if any, to show when the mouse pointer is over an element.

Estimated Support About

4.65% + 11.63% = 16.28%

Notes

Cursor appearance on Android mobile devices depends on external pointer device/mouse. Cursor on iOS mobile devices also requires assistive touch to be enabled, and does not appear to respond to content.

  • 1

    Partial. URL is not supported.

  • 2

    Cursor property is removed.

  • 3

    iOS assistive touch does not respond to cursor.

  • 4

    Partial. Only supports: crosshair, help, move, pointer, progress, text, wait, auto, default, and all single-direction resize properties.

  • 5

    Partial. URL buggy and only works inline.

  • 6

    Partial. Inline CSS only. Only supports: crosshair, help, move, pointer, wait, auto, default, and all single-direction resize properties.

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This feature was last tested on July 02, 2025.

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