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I have custom my website's cursor. But css cursor: url(...); Only work with .gif .png or .cur. I want use .ani file but it's only work in IE.
cursor: url(../img/mcursor.cur),auto;
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IE supports .ani and .cur using Windows APIs. Webkit/Blink and Firefox have their own parsers for .cur (see ICOImageDecoder and nsICODecoder), but they do not have parsers for the ani format (as evidenced by no results from a code search for [ANIHEADER] etc.)
See Animated cursor support in web applications? for animated cursor support on browsers other than IE. Basically, at this time nobody else really supports any animated cursors.