Highlight the active window with a semi-transparent white mask Mask only the display containing the active window on multi-display setups Improved Finder Quick Look handling Improved active-window tracking and stability

What’s New in Version 1.2.0 • Added a new feature that makes the active window easier to identify • Keeps the active window at its original brightness while subtly dimming other windows • Responds consistently to clicks, Command-Tab, Command-`, Dock selections, and other window changes • Dimmed windows remain fully clickable, draggable, and scrollable • Active window highlighting pauses while a window is being moved or resized, then automatically returns • Improved alignment around window edges and rounded corners

Pointer Cue now gives you more control over area highlighting. • Choose from multiple keyboard shortcuts for drawing a highlight frame • Disable area highlighting when you do not need it • Preview the selected highlight color immediately • Improved settings compatibility and overall stability

Improved area selection with Command + drag. The selection outline now appears immediately when dragging starts, making it easier to see that the area cue is active.

Version: 1.0.1 What’s New: * Added a menu bar setting to turn Command-key range selection on or off. * This helps avoid conflicts with normal Command-click actions in other apps. * Pointer ring behavior remains available with the Command key. * Improved usability for presentations, demos, and screen sharing. Review Notes: This update adds an optional menu bar setting for Command-key range selection. Users can now turn Command-key range selection on or off from the menu bar. When it is off, normal Command-click actions in other apps are not interrupted. The pointer ring behavior remains available. Pointer Cue does not require Input Monitoring, Accessibility, Screen Recording, or network access. The app does not collect, store, transmit, or analyze user data.