Division of text follow the cursor via Javascript/Jquery?

Based on answer by Alconja, this might work better.

The performance issue comes from the fact that you're creating/destroying the div every time the mousemove event fires (and also binding/unbinding the event). You can simplify it greatly by creating the div once, attaching it to the document and then just moving it on the mousemove event like follows.

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