Remove hourglass when loading page in firefox

[Andos]

I noticed a difference between IE and Firefox when you click a link.

In FireFox the cursor becomes "Arrow and hourglass" while its only an arrow in IE.

I just wanted to hear if there is some way to make Firefox not display that hourglass cursor when loading a page? An extension? :) I could not find anything about it in the about:config page.

Its no big deal but i just felt that i don't need to know if the page is loading. I can see that for myself :p

[supernova_00]

that has to do with you mouse and cursor settings on your computer. Start->Settings->Control Panel->Mouse->pointers-> Then change the 'Working in background' to whatever one you like. Its 'working in background' because the tab is opening in the background.

[Andos]

No it has something to do with firefox. It is programmed into firefox that it should change the cursor when working in the background. It has nothing to do with windows. I do want the working in background cursor in other apps so changing the cursor in windows is not the best idea.

[HellBender]

The cursor change isn't coded into firefox :dontgetit:

The cursor is automatically changed when the computer is "working in background". Windows determines this state itself; it is coded into the Windows API, which Firefox uses. There is no way to change it, AFAIK.

[Dinggus]

he's asking how can he just get an arrow in FireFox like IE has it..

sorry i cant help :(

[supernova_00]

you would have to hack the code to change the coding for which mouse pointer to use or do what I suggested above.