What happens to the cursor when it is moved rapidly?

When the cursor is moved rapidly, it increases in size temporarily to make it easier for the user to locate. This feature is particularly useful in situations where the cursor may become difficult to track on the screen, especially during quick movements. By enlarging the cursor, the operating system allows users to maintain better control and awareness of its position, enhancing the overall user experience.

The other options do not accurately describe the behavior of the cursor under rapid movement. For instance, it does not disappear or change color in such situations, nor does it display a loading icon, which is typically reserved for indicating that a process is ongoing rather than responding to cursor movement. The cursor size adjustment is a deliberate design choice aimed at improving usability.