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Bring your equipped WikiDerby skin, accessories, and swinging keyring to other webpages. Wear your WikiDerby cursor everywhere, not just in the game. WikiDerby Cursor mirrors your equipped skin, accessories, and keyring onto any webpage you visit. Hue-cycling skins keep animating, the Negative and Chameleon lens effects work exactly as they do in-game, and the keyring swings with the same rope physics — all locally, all client-side. Features - Your equipped skin becomes your real cursor on any site - Accessories (glasses, hats, etc.) stay attached, even over links - The keyring swings and reacts to gravity just like in WikiDerby - Toggle accessories and the keyring independently from the toolbar popup - Pause the whole extension with one click — the system cursor returns instantly - Changes sync automatically the moment you re-equip something in-game Privacy No account tokens, browsing history, analytics, or network requests are collected. The only data stored is your equipped loadout (images, names, and keyring physics settings), kept locally in Chrome's extension storage. Nothing is sent anywhere. Full policy: https://wikiderby.io/extension-privacy Scope Works on regular webpages. The browser toolbar, internal Chrome pages, the Chrome Web Store, and PDF viewer keep the system cursor (Chrome doesn't allow extensions to touch those). WikiDerby's own site is intentionally excluded — you already see your real cursor there. Play WikiDerby: https://wikiderby.io
Sep 25, 2026
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