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The url cursor property doesn't seem to work on chrome and mozilla firefox

<body style="CURSOR: url('arrr.ani')"> hello </body>

why the CSS property above does not work on google chrome and works in IE, if only the cursor is over the word hello in IE. I want to use my own cursor for my web page, I wanted to use a black cursor on my site. can someone help me with this where i am doing wrong or can i change the cursor color to black? any help is much appreciated. thanks

Update But this website works here http://www.anicursor.com/webcursor.html . the website owner used his own pointer, I used the same property, but it does not seem to work with me :(

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As BoltClock said, try the following:

 <body style="cursor: url('arrr.ani'), default">

Adding a default value makes firefox and chrome check the cursor rule.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1394847/

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