Although I adore Google Docs, I can't help but find the blinking cursor a bit too distracting for my liking. It seems that the latest version of Google Docs fails to comply with the operating system's setting for displaying a solid, non-blinking cursor.
Upon inspection, it appears that the cursor is simply a div with a class of "kix-cursor-caret," where the display property toggles intermittently from "none" to "inline" based on some mysterious JavaScript timer, causing it to blink rhythmically.
I am curious if anyone has insight into which specific line or command in the JavaScript code is responsible for altering the CSS property and eliciting this blinking effect. Any guidance or hints would be immensely appreciated.