(In reply to comment #55)
> The cursor was removed because the cursor is meant to indicate that the system
> is busy loading a resource and the user can't interact with it.
CSS distinguishes between "wait" and "progress", both of which we implement. So if that was the motivation (this wasn't clear to me until now), then the cursor should have been replaced with one that doesn't indicate that the user can't interact with the app, rather than being removed.
(In reply to comment #55)
> The cursor was removed because the cursor is meant to indicate that the system
> is busy loading a resource and the user can't interact with it.
CSS distinguishes between "wait" and "progress", both of which we implement. So if that was the motivation (this wasn't clear to me until now), then the cursor should have been replaced with one that doesn't indicate that the user can't interact with the app, rather than being removed.