Mouse Locator is described as 'Highly visible locator instantly reveals your mouse position. Controllable trigger time period, from 1 second to 30 minutes. Eliminates the frustrating search of your screen' and is an app in the os & utilities category. There are seven alternatives to Mouse Locator for Mac, Windows, Linux and GNOME. The best Mouse Locator alternative is Microsoft PowerToys, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like Mouse Locator are SpotOnTheMouse, Jiggle, myPoint Light and PointerStick.
Open-source utilities for Windows include FancyZones for window management, PowerRename for bulk renaming, and Keyboard Manager for custom shortcuts. Ad-free, supports multi-monitor setups, no registration needed, lightweight resource usage, and works offline.
SpotOnTheMouse is a mouse pointer and keyboard action visualization software. It makes mouse clicks visible, it improves the perceptibility of the mouse pointer & it shows the special keys and combinations of keys pressed on the keyboard.
Jiggle is a Gnome Shell extension that highlights the cursor position when the mouse is moved rapidly.
Stop hunting for your cursor! Modern computers with multiple high resolution displays present us with the "where is my mouse" problem. myPoint solves it using three different techniques - a momentary or permanent mouse locator, a crosshair and a permanent mouse halo. •.
PointerStick is a portable tool that presents on the Windows Desktop a virtual pointer stick, for example for Presentations!
iCursor is a funny and useless app for Mac OS X, it attaches to your cursor pointer a lot of particles. There are many customizable effects and you can also create and share new effects with other users.
Simple Mouse Locator reveals the mouse position via a momentary or permanent locator. Hook up to a hot key or gesture; the trigger will cause a customizable ring to be displayed around the current mouse position.
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Simple, provides the capability of configuring a hot key to display a circle at the current mouse location. Works great.