In this guide, we are going to show you a few tweaks that you can try to fix the mouse cursor disappearing issue on Mac. There is still no direct explanation as to why this kind of issue occurs, but there are a few workarounds that are known to be effective in fixing the disappearing mouse cursor on macOS. This can really be frustrating due to the fact that you mainly use the mouse cursor to navigate through your operating system. However, there seems to be a problem affecting Mac users where their mouse cursor disappears randomly on macOS. If you can name one thing that is present on every operating system, that would be the mouse cursor. My renditions (boring as they are) can be downloaded, if you'd like to save some time.Are you having a hard time finding the mouse cursor on your Mac?
You have to save it to the desktop (or wherever) and then copy it into COTvnc afterwards. Also, you will not be able to save directly into the COTvnc app. In Photoshop Elements you have to select a checkbox in the "Save as" dialog to make it include the transparent background. To change the pointer, just open the TIFFs (called rfbCursor.tiff, rfbCursor2.tiff, and rfbCursor3.tiff) in your favourite image editor (like Photoshop Elements), and replace them with your own 16x16 TIFF images. Sure enough, there were three TIFFs representing the three pointers COTvnc uses (I have no idea what the other two are for, but sometimes they show up). I found the fat dot a little hard to see sometimes, so I looked inside the COTvnc application (control-click on the application, choose Show Package Contents, navigate into Contents -> Resources). I use Chicken of the VNC to access my other computers over my home network, and it works great except that the mouse pointer shows up as this pseudo-fat dot instead of an arrow or whatever.
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