This perfect, simple, and elegant application was perfect for what it did: to allow the user to increase cursor size. In fact, it worked so perfectly that Apple incorporated it into the OS. CursorZoom, then, was now unneeded. I currently use Universal Access to do the same job.

Kind of. CursorZoom has another feature: whenever you're ready to finish an operation, the cursor would automatically float to the window. While most of us use Appe-Q or another keyboard shortcut, the floating cursor always kept the pointer in view. You don't even have to look for it.

But the news you're hearing is right. CursorZoom is no longerr the preferred app for this function - unless you're on an old OS. It doesn't look like it's going to be revived, though there is a shareware solution for doing the "zoom" part of the functionality.