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Not able to render custom cursor #3388
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This is an existing issue for WebView2 in UWP apps: #1925. I'm going to make sure we get this listed in our docs for now. |
I've added a section to this doc https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2/get-started/winui2#custom-cursors about custom cursors not working. That doc covers various things that are currently not supported in WebView2 in UWP and that content should be moved in the near future into its own separate doc (its sort of hard to find right now in the Getting Started doc) |
This is helpful! Thanks 🙇 |
@david-risney I just noticed that |
Yes, thanks. Looks like some of the other built-in cursor kinds don't work as well. Like help, wait, crosshair work, but progress, grab, don't. I'll update that, thanks. |
Thanks 🙇 |
Any updates on this issue, facing the same in Blazor Hybrid with .NET 8. |
is there any way to use custom cursor in webview2? |
Some of the resize cursors don't work either, for example ew-resize doesn't work, while col-resize does work. |
Description
If we try to use a custom cursor inside a UWP app, we get a default cursor instead of a specified cursor. It does not even render the fallback cursor.
Version
SDK: 1.0.1661.34
Framework: UWP & WinUI3
OS: Win11
Repro Steps
Expected Output
Cursor is rendered as
circle.ico
or crosshairActual Output
Default cursor is rendered
Additional context
If we use
cursor: crosshair;
instead, the crosshair is renderedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: