WacomSafari
WacomSafari is an internet plug-in for macOS that enables Safari and other web browsers to communicate with Wacom tablet devices, allowing web-based applications to access pen input, pressure sensitivity, and button events from Wacom drawing tablets. It serves creative professionals and users who rely on Wacom tablets for digital art, design, and interaction within browser-based applications. The plug-in acts as a bridge between the browser and Wacom's tablet drivers, allowing web applications to detect and respond to tablet input without requiring separate native applications.
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1 suggestionWacomSafari is an internet plug-in component, not a standalone application, so it cannot be updated separately through the Mac App Store or a generic download. The plug-in is managed and updated through Wacom's own tablet driver package. To ensure you have the native Apple Silicon version, download and install the latest Wacom driver package from Wacom's official support site — their driver installer is responsible for deploying the plug-in component alongside any other tablet support software. If you already have a recent version of the Wacom driver installed, check Wacom's download page or launch Wacom's driver update utility to pull the latest build, which should include the native version of the plug-in for Apple Silicon Macs. If you have not yet confirmed whether a native version exists, contact Wacom support to verify Apple Silicon compatibility of their current driver release, especially given the September 2028 macOS 28 deadline when Rosetta 2 will no longer be available.
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