Cursor Selector 1.1.0

The window got its own face.

The look

• The brand's typefaces (Bricolage Grotesque, IBM Plex Sans and Mono) now travel inside the executable, so the app no longer falls back to Segoe UI on a machine where they are not installed.
• Each cursor sits on a chip the size of the cursor instead of a pale slab, and the seventeen roles stand in five columns by the job they do: pointing, writing, status, sizing, extras.
• A faint accent glow behind the content, and the app's mark, name and version at the top of the sidebar.

The library list

• Every scheme shows its own arrow beside its name.
• A search field, Ctrl+F to reach it, Down to step into the list.
• One heading where the Windows-registered schemes begin, instead of a badge on all 28 rows; an ACTIVE pill on the scheme in use.
• Right-click a scheme to show its files, or to remove it from the library (to the Recycle Bin, and only folders in Library\).

Saying what happened

• Click a cursor to see it at 128px with its file name, size and frame count.
• The apply button reads Already applied, and goes quiet, when the chosen scheme is the one in use; applying or restoring is confirmed for three seconds in the status line.
• An empty card explains itself when a search matches nothing, or when the library is empty.

Downloads

• Cursor-Selector-1.1.0-with-cursors.zip — the app plus 17 open-source cursor schemes, credits and licences in CREDITS.txt and Licences\.
• CursorSelector.exe — the app alone; it starts with an empty library and the schemes Windows already has.

Portable as before: no installer, no admin rights, nothing written outside HKCU\Control Panel\Cursors. Windows 10 / 11.