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Re:Cursor:none abuse (trick users into clicking Facebook 'li... by RandallBrown on Tuesday March 06, 2012 @03:38PM (#3672745)
I love it. It seems to work fine in Firefox, although the real cursor starts flashing when it's above the Like button.
Re:Cursor:none abuse (trick users into clicking Facebook 'li... by jackshepherd on Tuesday March 06, 2012 @03:43PM (#3672768)
That's because there's a transparant DIV above the Facebook iFrame, cycling on/off every few milliseconds. This is required to maintain the fake cursor's position (without it when the real cursor was over the iFrame the 'fake' cursor would stop moving).
Re:Cursor:none abuse (trick users into clicking Facebook 'li... by zxoq on Tuesday March 06, 2012 @03:42PM (#3672765)
In Chrome on Windows, it looks fine except when you're hovering over the button, when the real cursor suddenly appears.