I just got this nice tip in my email and posted it on my personal blog aswell as to macblogger.
As people adjust to Safari 3, I wanted to share a little addition that’s helped me work more quickly: a cursor change depending upon a link’s target. If the link will open as is in a new tab, the cursor doesn’t change. If it will open in a new window, however, the cursor will change to a crosshair.
Open ~/Library » Application Support » Safari » userContent.css and add the following, then save:
/* Change cursor for links that open in new window */
:link[target="_blank"],
:visited[target="_blank"],
:link[target="_new"],
:visited[target="_new"] {cursor: crosshair; }
This works for Safari 2 as well — just create a file named mystyle.css (or whatever you like, ending in .css) somewhere on your hard drive, then visit the Advanced tab in Safari’s Preferences, click the Style Sheet pop-up menu, and point it to the .css file you just created. It should also work for any other browser that supports the cursor property and custom style sheets.
