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McCursor™
The Cursor Menu Chaser
Look down and to the right of your pointer — that medallion trailing you IS the product. The main menu stops living in a corner and starts following the reader. Catch it, click it, go anywhere. Spring-lag physics, glass panel, keyboard-safe, desktop-only by design, framework-agnostic, zero dependencies.
The honest fine print — counsel insisted
Menus that appear at or follow the cursor have prior art (context menus, older jQuery plugins, Floating UI positioning). What we claim as ours is this exact product: the persistent spring-lag chaser medallion you catch and click to open a site's full main menu — the code, the name McCursor™, and the trade dress. Protected by copyright and trademark, licensed commercially. No patent claimed, because we don't claim things we can't back. Dead bang honesty — house rule.
Three lines to install
<script src="/mccursor-1.0.0.js"></script>
<script>
McCursor({ items: [
{ label: "Home", href: "/" },
{ label: "Shop", href: "/shop" },
{ label: "Contact", href: "/contact" },
]});
</script>Commercial license
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