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Open the popup extension window and click the Upload Cursor button at the bottom. With the Sweezy Cursors extension, you can upload your own images as a custom cursor. To activate the custom cursor back, make sure that the position of the toggle is in the On mode and click on the custom cursor from the list. To turn off the custom cursor and return to your system mouse cursor, just open the extension popup window and click on the toggle in the upper right corner of this window. To close the cursor size panel, click on the “X” button to the right of the size slider. Drag the slider to the right to increase the size of the cursor, or to the opposite side to make the cursor smaller. Open the popup window of the extension and click on the Resize Cursor button. To change a custom cursor to a new one, just click on another cursor from the list in your extension window. Nice! Your regular cursor will now be replaced with this custom cursor. Open the extension popup window, select the cursor you like and click on it.

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