We shall update this article when custom cursor colors feature becomes available in Chrome OS for everyone to test. It might take a while for this feature to be available for all the users. That allows us to set a custom color for the black parts of cursors without creating new assets.” This transforms greyscale and black pixels in the cursor to a custom color, without impacting white, fully transparent, or color-tinted pixels. “Adds the ability to recolor cursors when cursor compositing is enabled. According the code change we spotted in the Chromium code repository, this will be added as an experimental feature flag soon.Īs the flag suggests, this is an accessibility feature intended for users who might find it hard to use the current black and white cursor.Įxplaining how this is implemented, the bug notes: As the bug created for this feature says, some users may find the standard black/white cursors harder to see.Ĭhrome OS is getting ready to fix this by giving users an option to customize the cursor color. The black and white cursor color may not be the best option for all users. Select the new cursor color from this dropdown. The Document editor cursor css have a class named e-de-blink-cursor.
Restart your Chromebook, and now we are ready to change the cursor color. “ Enable cursor colors: Enable experimental feature which allows setting cursor color in Accessibility settings.” To change Chromebook cursor color, you should first enable the the following flag: Update: This feature is now available in the Canary version of Chrome OS.
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