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FireFox does not show custom cursor on MAC OS

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Cursor does not change to my image on MAC if I use a cursor CSS property with url() value. On other OSes works fine, the problem is only with Macintosh. Buy the way the custom cursor works in Safari on MAC, so it should not be a OS issue, right?

examples i tried:

.c1 { cursor: url(image.png), wait; } .c2 { cursor: url(image.cur), wait; } .c3 { cursor: url(image.png); }

MAC version 10.6.5 FF version 3.6.13

Cursor does not change to my image on MAC if I use a cursor CSS property with url() value. On other OSes works fine, the problem is only with Macintosh. Buy the way the custom cursor works in Safari on MAC, so it should not be a OS issue, right? examples i tried: .c1 { cursor: url(image.png), wait; } .c2 { cursor: url(image.cur), wait; } .c3 { cursor: url(image.png); } MAC version 10.6.5 FF version 3.6.13

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cor-el
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See https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Using_URL_values_for_the_cursor_property

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