Any option to make the cursor constantly visible?
Good evening!
TMI Mark: between this and TMI End is info for people who are most interested in details, but not necessarily needed to solve the problem.
So this is no more than a nuisance, but I am a user of f.lux which is a neat tool to keep your mac screen colours to a setting that is good to the eye taking in consideration the time of day and my current environment, much like Apple's own Night Shift in iOS.
I believe is that f.lux probably uses a reference point (say, a dark point reference level) as data to keep the screen in sync with, well, everything, and when there's no readable reference available on screen to balance black and white it goes crazy, colouring (for example) the white spots in a YouTube video or Netflix stream – which I think might be unreadable by f.lux – in a pink Keynote Alpha feature-like mess. Again, the reason is just what I think is happening, but the problem happens for sure. If the cursor moves, the split second it shows up fixes the bad spots.
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Is there a way, either by Apple's settings or by changing the code that can keep the cursor always visible? I know f.lux should be the one to fix this, but I would like to take care of this myself while they don't.
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X El Capitan (10.11), 13-inch, Mid 2014
