Learn how to change the mouse and trackpad pointer color on your Mac to customize its appearance and make it easier to see on the screen.
How to change Mac’s mouse and trackpad pointer color
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Learn how to change the mouse and trackpad pointer color on your Mac to customize its appearance and make it easier to see on the screen.
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It’s not uncommon for people to lose their jailbreaks, and as we always say, those who aren’t jailbroken should always stay on the lowest possible firmware to ensure jailbreak eligibility. This is good in practice, but sometimes jailbreaks drop for newer versions of iOS or iPadOS than what you’re currently running, and when Apple stops signing that newer firmware, you might not be able to update to it before jailbreaking.
Learn how to set Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, or some other app as the default web browser on your Mac.