Make the cursor easier to see
Find the arrow on a computer screen without hunting for it.
Every computer is sold with the smallest arrow it offers. One slider makes it larger.
Color counts as much as size: a black arrow is far simpler to follow across a white page.
Key points
- The pointer has a size slider of its own, and a color setting beside it
- Neither one moves when you make the writing larger
What to remember
- Size and color are two settings on one screen.
- The arrow has its own size, on its own screen.
Try this
Open your computer’s accessibility settings, find the pointer size slider, and drag it a third along.
Practice: Make the cursor easier to see. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.