On macOS 14, four-finger, up and down swipes for Mission Control and Application Windows do not work in some instances on Wacom devices that have the touch feature.

What you can do about it while we fix it: Use the trackpad or keyboard to access Mission Control and Application Windows.

Occasionally, your Wacom device may not display in Wacom Center or Wacom Tablet Properties if the device is connected to the computer during a restart.

What you can do about it while we fix it: Unplug and then replug the Wacom device back into the computer.

On MacOS Sonoma, versions 14.2.1 and earlier, if your Wacom device's battery is low, an informational message will display and you will not be able to use your Wacom device until the message is dismissed.

What you can do about it while we fix it: Close the message with the trackpad or an external mouse.

You cannot rename desktop objects by clicking them with the Wacom pen.

What you can do about it while we fix it: With the desktop object selected, press a pen button assigned to "Right click" and choose "Rename".

If two versions of the same application with the same executable name (e.g. com.adobe.Photoshop) are installed on your Mac, you will not be able to create unique application-specific settings for each version of the application.

What you can do about it while we fix it: If you deleted the previous version of the application on installation and you want to create application-specific settings unique to the newer version: Open Wacom Center, select the Settings icon and click Reset all settings. Then create the new application-specific settings. (Note that you cannot restore your application-specific settings using a backup file).

If you kept both versions of the application on your computer, there is no workaround.

The cursor may stop moving in some applications during periods of high CPU load.

What you can do about it while we fix it: Wait for the CPU load to go down, or restart the Wacom driver.