aisandy.tech · Entertainment
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A pixel puppy (or parrot!) that follows your cursor across every web page. Call it, play ball, feed it, or send it home to sleep. Meet Cursor Puppy — an adorable pixel-art Maltese that lives in your browser and follows your cursor across every page. Click the paw icon to: 🐶 Call the puppy — it trots after your cursor, legs and all 🎾 Play with a ball — it chases and catches, tongue out 🏠 Tie it near its doghouse — it settles down on a little leash 😴 Send it to sleep — it curls up in the doghouse 🍖 Feed it — it runs to the bowl, eats, then stands up wagging with joy 🦜 Or switch the puppy for a scarlet macaw It sits on top of the page, never blocks your clicks, and remembers what it's doing across all your tabs. No sign-up and no accounts. ABOUT THE PERMISSION WARNING Chrome will tell you this extension can "read and change" every site. The puppy has to be drawn ON a page to walk across it, and Chrome can't tell drawing apart from reading — so it warns about both. Cursor Puppy only draws. It never reads the pages you visit, what you type, or your history. Cursor Puppy is free, and stays free because local shops can sponsor the occasional offer the pet brings you. If you'd like those offers to be local, just type your area in the popup — we never detect where you are. Leave it blank and you'll only see offers meant for everyone.
Jul 29, 2026
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