Lifehacker: “It happened again: Across sprawling tabs, dozens of windows, and countless unread messages, you’ve somehow lost your cursor. Maybe it’s hiding in the corner of your screen, but, hmm—nothing seems to be popping out of any of them. What’s more, if you have your Mac connected to multiple monitors on your desk, your cursor could be anywhere. Tell work to push your deadlines; you’re gonna need a minute. But before you damage your reputation, there’s a better way. Well, a couple of ways, actually—but one of them is far more fun. To save yourself from this grief in the future, try “Googly Eyes,” a free app that adds, yes, a pair of googly eyes to your Mac’s menu bar. Googly Eyes is the creation of Sindre Sorhus, a developer we’ve frequently covered on Lifehacker. Sorhus has made sticky notes for the menu bar, tools to adjust the spacing of the menu bar, an easy way to switch your default browser on the fly, an app for expanding the number of extensions Shortcuts supports, and a tool for making Finder more like Windows’ File Explorer. Googly Eyes is a little different, because the premise is beyond simple: Once you install and launch the app, you’ll find a pair of cartoonish googly eyes resting on your Mac’s menu bar. These eyes are trained on the location of your cursor: Move your mouse or glide your finder on your trackpad, and the eyes will follow it. My cursor disappeared while typing the above paragraph. Rather than scrambling around looking for it, I can glance up at the googly eyes, see they’re focused on the right side of my Mac, then move my mouse to the left, where my cursor will predictably reappear. Click your mouse or trackpad, and the eyes blink. It’s fun and useful…”