Mouse Pro

Mouse pointer effects for ordinary webpages.

Sure. Here’s an English version you can paste into the Chrome Web Store description field: ```text Mouse Pro adds clear, lightweight mouse pointer effects to regular web pages, making your cursor easier to follow during presentations, screen recordings, tutorials, remote collaboration, and everyday browsing. It is useful for: Product demos, tutorial videos, online teaching, remote meetings, code walkthroughs, web operation guides, and any situation where viewers need to clearly follow your mouse movement. Main features: Highlight Shows a visible circular highlight around your cursor, helping viewers quickly locate the pointer. Ideal for presentations, walkthroughs, and screen sharing. Ripple Displays a ripple animation when you click, making click actions easier to see in recordings and live demonstrations. Reading Keeps the area near your cursor visible while dimming surrounding content, making long articles, documents, and web pages easier to read. Spotlight Highlights the area around your cursor, helping you draw attention to a specific button, form field, or section of a page. Customization: You can quickly enable or disable Mouse Pro from the extension popup, switch between effects, and adjust size, color, and opacity. Your preferences are saved locally in your browser. Privacy and permissions: Mouse Pro mainly runs locally in your browser and uses browser storage to save your effect settings. To display mouse effects on regular web pages, the extension needs permission to run on pages and add a visual overlay. Mouse Pro is not designed to collect, sell, or share your personal data. Supported pages: Mouse Pro is designed for regular web pages. Due to browser security restrictions, it does not run on browser system pages such as chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store, or local file pages unless explicitly allowed by the browser. Mouse Pro helps your cursor stay visible and easy to follow. Whether you are presenting, recording, teaching, or simply browsing, it gives you a clean and focused pointer enhancement experience without getting in the way. ```