CursorEqualizer v1.0.0

First public preview of CursorEqualizer, a Windows tray utility for adjusting cursor size across monitors with different display scaling.

Features

• Per-monitor cursor sizing from 16–128 pixels with live preview.
• Calibrated, Fixed, and Auto sizing modes.
• Saved calibration settings.
• Dark calibration window and tray controls.
• Pause/resume and cursor-theme reload.
• Standard Windows startup integration.
• Installer with a Start menu shortcut and uninstall through Windows Settings.
• Bundled .NET runtime—no separate runtime installation required.

Installation

Download and run CursorEqualizer-1.0.0-Setup.exe under Assets.

Closing Settings keeps the app running in the tray. Use 'Exit & Restore Default Cursors' to exit completely.

Measured performance

On our Windows 11 / Intel Core i5-14400F test PC:

• Background: 0.016% average total CPU and 82.63 MiB resident RAM over 61 seconds.
• Rapid monitor crossings: 0.84% average total CPU and 84.30 MiB resident RAM over 10 seconds.

These are short measurements on one PC; results vary by hardware and workload.

Known limitations

• Upgrade/downgrade and startup-toggle/restart checks remain open.
• Auto mode’s physical-size formula is experimental; use Calibrated mode for visual tuning.
• Elevated startup uses Task Scheduler and is separate from Task Manager’s startup toggle.
• The installer is unsigned; Windows may display a security warning.