Name: Cursorcerer
Rating: 4.1111 (6 reviews)

Free

Absolutely Free

Cursorcerer overview

Cursorcerer allows you to hide the cursor at any time by use of a global hotkey. It can also autohide an idle cursor and bring it back as soon as you move the mouse.

Useful for hiding the cursor when using the control-scrollwheel zoom trick to make videos and flash content full screen.

To install, just double click on the prefpane. Hit control-option-k to zap and unzap the cursor. If you want to uninstall, go to ~/Library/PreferencePanes/ and trash Cursorcerer.

What’s new in version 3.5

Updated on Aug 23 2022

Better compatibility for Apple Silicon Macs
Dark mode support

Information

License

Free

Size

251 KB

Developer’s website

http://doomlaser.com/cursorcerer-hide-your-cursor-at-will/

Downloads

27137

App requirements

Intel 64
Apple Silicon
Mac OS X macOS 10.14 or later

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oliverhe13531

Jan 23 2021

3.2

4.0

Version: 3.2

This has a bug where if I go into an app where it would normally automatically hide my cursor or replace it with a different one (Minecraft for example), it would still show up on top of the cursor that's meant to be used for the app. If I use the hotkey to remove the main cursor as soon as I move the app-specific cursor it would reappear again. Can you please fix this bug

timdmackey

Jul 31 2020

3.1

5.0

Version: 3.1

Works great! No more cursor showing up on top of my videos when I share my screen in a Zoom call.

carl-input

Mar 12 2016

2.0

Version: 2.0

I used to use Unclutter on Debian, and always missed it on OS X, so was well pleased to find this. It's the same, only a little bit better.

thomasmk02

Jun 1 2015

0.5

Help! This app worked at first but now it makes my mouse glich over and over when ever I move it. Please help me!

Mattchance

Jan 24 2010

1.0

Version: 1.0

Many video sites are programs are incapable of hiding your obtrusive cursor while videos are playing. This simple tool fixes that, and I am having no problems with it. I appreciate that you can make any hotkey work the cursor hide, to make it easy for you to remember. You can also set a timer, such as "hide cursor after 20 seconds idle. Love this.

Jwd

Jul 16 2007

This program is useful for getting rid of the mouse while watching YouTube in fullscreen, but it has some serious drawbacks: 1. Relies on a daemon that was using 17 MB real memory after one minute of operation (yikes!) 2. No button in the prefpane to activate/deactivate the daemon (had to use Acivity Monitor to quit, don't know if it will come back again at login)

Cursorcerer