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Pressure sensitivity is now exposed by the browser's Pointer Events API for all supported tablets (not just Wacom). Pointer events such as onpointermove will contain a "pressure" field that ranges between 0.0 and 1.0.

Pointer Events are supported by Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer (10+), Microsoft Edge and Safari (13+) on macOS and Windows 8+ (Windows 7 doesn't provide pressure information). See:

https://caniuse.com/#feat=pointer

OTHER TIPS

Also, someone has written a Linux plugin using NPAPI: https://github.com/ZaneA/WacomWebPlugin

plugin file is included in Driver Installer.

If you extract Wacom Pentablet driver installer for Windows (this is executable zip archive), you can find TabletPlugins\fbWTPInstall_x86.exe (and fbWTPInstall_x64.exe).

This file is "Wacom Tablet Plugin installer for Netscape Browsers". So, execute it, then available Web browser plugin demos.

Unfortunately the plugin uses NPAPI, and browsers are progressively dropping support for that (Chrome, Firefox), so it seems like the driver is no longer useful right now.

Visit the new site here:

http://us.wacom.com/developerrelations

It's true that the plugin itself is contained in the driver.

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