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A playful Chrome cursor pet: Ducky follows, rests, reacts to Magic Circles, and walks along YouTube progress bars. CursorPet is a playful cursor pet for Chrome that adds a tiny Ducky companion to ordinary webpages. This cursor companion follows your movement, stays wherever you place it when pointer following is off, responds to a locally recognized Magic Circle, walks along supported YouTube video progress bars, and has a signature push-and-pull reaction when you resize the Chrome window. Ducky quietly follows your cursor without blocking clicks, typing, scrolling, text selection, forms, or drag-and-drop. Turn Follow Pointer off and Ducky walks to a safe bottom-right position; drag Ducky anywhere inside the visible webpage and the manual position is restored after refreshes, new tabs, Chrome restarts, resizing, scrolling, and page zoom changes. In stationary mode, Magic Circle appears as an optional local control. Draw a loose circle that touches Ducky to see a short golden trail and trigger one of seven surprise moves for eight seconds; draw again to switch moves immediately. On supported finite-duration YouTube watch videos, Ducky can replace the progress dot, follow playback, and use directional walking while you drag. Turn Follow YouTube Playback off and Ducky rests at the bottom during normal playback but still returns whenever you drag the progress bar. Grow the focused Chrome window and Ducky braces against the contacted edge to push it outward. Shrink the window and Ducky leans back to pull the edge inward. Stay in the same active tab with pointer following enabled for 20 seconds and Ducky walks to the bottom of the visible page to rest. Main features: - Cursor-following Ducky animation inside ordinary webpages - Draggable stationary mode with locally saved relative viewport position - Optional Magic Circle with a golden click-through trail and seven local surprise moves - Optional YouTube progress Ducky with playback following, directional dragging, and bottom Rest - Automatic bottom rest after 20 seconds in the same active tab - Signature window reactions: pushing when the focused Chrome window grows and pulling when it shrinks - Local Feed Pet boba animation - Adjustable pet size from 48 to 160 pixels - Independent toggles for pointer following, Magic Circle, rest, resize reactions, and YouTube playback following - Per-site enable or disable control - Isolated Shadow DOM layer that does not change page layout and accepts input only on stationary Ducky for dragging - No accounts, analytics, advertising, tracking, or remote code How website access works: CursorPet installs without required website access. To bring Ducky to ordinary webpages, open the toolbar popup and select Enable Ducky Everywhere. Chrome then asks once for optional access to normal HTTP and HTTPS pages so CursorPet can render Ducky and process cursor coordinates inside the active page. The current site, cursor position, and Magic Circle samples are handled only on the user's device. Raw pointer coordinates and gesture samples are not stored; only preferences and the user-selected stationary position, represented as normalized viewport coordinates, are saved in local extension storage. CursorPet does not read page text, form values, passwords, cookies, authentication information, or document contents, and it does not transmit user data. CursorPet intentionally does not run on Chrome settings, `chrome://` pages, protected New Tab pages, or the Chrome Web Store.
Aug 4, 2026
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