- Tap the Mac is now enhanced with additional compatibility on more MacBooks - Quadruple and quintuple taps are now available in the binding editor - Tap the Mac: Calibrate Taps is now in the Options of any tap row. Knock on the chassis and watch each strike to set the firmness threshold with a slider - Your Mac is now an official input: every key on the keyboard and every click, scroll, and Force Touch on the mouse or trackpad can be mapped - The Live Visualizer's Keyboard and Mouse & Trackpad templates are live: press a key or click and it lights on the diagram - Four new presets for the Mac's own devices: Keyboard Deck, Trackpad & Mouse, Modifier Holds, and Double Click Deck, each with a home page showcase - Screen regions are now their own input: draw an area of any display and it fires while the pointer is inside it - The Live Visualizer has a Screen template showing the display, its regions, and the live pointer - The Live Visualizer builds its map from the connected controller, with proper PlayStation button shapes, a condensed layout, zoom, and a choice of background - The editor has a search field that finds any row by input, output, section, or note - Rows sit under section headings, and Automatically insert available inputs adds a row for every control the device has - The device menu lists everything the app can hear from: controllers, Bluetooth and USB devices, this Mac's keyboard and mouse, and MIDI sources - Chords can hold up to three controls, chosen from the menu or scanned - Accessories plugged into a PlayStation Access Controller or Xbox Adaptive Controller are picked up as inputs - Bluetooth headset and hearing aid buttons can be mapped as media keys - Gyro pointing follows the controller's tilt like a laser pointer, and the gyro zero learns itself - Motion Calibration is one simple sheet with a 3D controller model and a Re-zero button you can assign - Pointer motion from a stick, touchpad, or gyro is smooth, and the touchpad no longer lags while the Live Visualizer is open - Touchpad Mouse works, with one-finger tap, two-finger tap, and double tap as inputs - Rumble on a DualSense Edge is much stronger, its strength setting works, and vibration has a Duration slider - New presets: One-Stick Driving, Access Controller, Cursor Regions, Hold & Double-Tap, Keyboard & Mouse Input, Shortcuts & Apps, and Touchpad Zones - The Smart Preset Maker can add touchpad-as-trackpad, gyro fine aim, and trigger rumble - Every Feature Showcase opens its preset, with arrows to step through them - The sidebar splits into My Presets and Built-in Presets, with coloured folder outlines and Move to Group - Help is rewritten: shorter, plainer, and current, with every guide's steps in the app - Settings: choose the menu bar icon, a spoken feedback voice, Next and Previous Preset, and Reset Settings - The activity log shows everything the app does, pops out into its own window, and can save a report - The emergency stop releases held keys, silences the motors, and stops any haptic - VoiceOver speaks the Live Visualizer in plain words, and Reduce Motion applies immediately - Fixed a crash on the first launch of a fresh install or after an update - Fixed the pointer walking off target with two displays of different heights - Fixed lone modifier keys being invisible to apps, and modifiers left held after quick presses - Fixed mouse buttons 3 and up hanging the app - Fixed the Speed sliders, Confine cursor, Recenter, and Hide cursor doing nothing while a preset ran - Fixed touchpad zones being lost or copied between presets

- Tap the Mac. Your MacBook has a motion sensor, and InputConfig can now feel you knock on the case. Double tap or triple tap the palm rest or the lid to fire any output. It is the first input that needs no hardware at all - Taps are told apart by counting: two taps close together are a double, three are a triple, and a pause starts a new count. Typing is ignored, so working at the keyboard never sets it off - New built-in preset Tap the Mac: double tap for Mission Control, triple tap to start dictation - Emergency stop: one action that only ever stops, never starts. It halts the engine, releases every held key, button and note, and gives the pointer back - The emergency stop works three ways: a system-wide keyboard shortcut, holding Home / PS / Guide for two seconds, and a button in the menu bar. Any control can also be bound to it - The controller hold works no matter what the preset maps that button to, so a preset that has taken over the keyboard and mouse can always be escaped from the controller itself - Per-preset shortcuts: give any preset its own system-wide key that switches to it, and press it again to stop it - Chords: a binding can require a second button, so Triangle + D-pad up can run a macro while D-pad up alone keeps its normal job - Gyro ratcheting: Pause Motion While Held stops motion aim while a button is held, so you can re-aim the controller without dragging the cursor - Start Dictation as a System Function output, plus a new Accessibility group: Speak Selection, Zoom On / Off, Zoom In and Zoom Out - The fn / Globe key is now in two places, because macOS treats them as two different things. fn / Globe (hold) adds the fn modifier to another key; Globe Key (Emoji) presses Globe on its own - Keyboard Brightness Up and Down added to the Display group - New built-in preset Anki: the face buttons rate flashcards, the bumpers undo and replay audio, stick clicks mark and bury, and the D-pad scrolls the card - The help guides have a search field, plus new guides for chords, ratcheting and tapping the Mac - Fixed: presets that use only the trackpad, a cursor region or a Mac tap did nothing unless a game controller happened to be connected. They now work on their own - Presets can be reordered by dragging, and dragged from one folder into another. The order you set sticks instead of rearranging itself after an edit - Fixed a crash when dragging presets or folders in the sidebar - The scan button now detects modifier keys pressed on their own, including Shift, Control, Option, Command and fn / Globe, plus right Command and F16 to F19 - The binding editor scrolls and expands smoothly. Rows can be reordered by dragging the handle: the row lifts and follows the pointer and the list opens a gap where it will land - Editing a preset while it is running now takes effect straight away - Duplicating a binding or a slot, and converting a preset between controllers, now keep every setting - Dragging with a controller sends real drag events, so window moves, text selection and drag and drop all work - Cursor motion, slow scrolling and sticks resting at the edge of a deadzone are all smoother, and Variable Sensitivity no longer drives up CPU - InputConfig no longer opens a second copy of itself, and now says so when another app has taken the emergency stop shortcut - The trigger deadzone bar is see-through, so the red inner band stays visible - A controller reconnecting over Bluetooth no longer shows up twice - A Cancel button on the scan overlay - Fixed: the release notes did not appear for people who already had the app installed, so earlier updates arrived silently

- MIDI devices as input: bind notes, pads, knobs, the pitch wheel, sustain pedal, and aftertouch to anything, no controller needed - Three knob modes for MIDI dials: Switch fires past halfway, Dial speeds up the further you turn from centre, Turn nudges once per step - Knob modes work with the sensitivity curves, deadzones, and variable speed the sticks already use - Turn Step setting per binding: Fine, Normal, Coarse, or Chunky nudge sensitivity - System Function outputs: volume up and down, mute, play and pause, track skip, brightness, Mission Control, Launchpad, Spotlight, lock screen, screenshot toolbar - Run Siri Shortcuts by name with a picker of your installed Shortcuts, open any app, or open any URL from any input - System volume as a fader that follows a knob 1-to-1, engaging only once you actually move it so activating a preset never jumps the volume - MIDI instrument in the Live Visualizer: seven-octave velocity-shaded keyboard, named knob dials with mode badges, pitch bend and aftertouch meters, 16-channel activity strip, and a live event log - MIDI is a switchable visualizer template and turns on automatically for MIDI presets, rendering at rest before a device is even connected - Click any key or knob in the visualizer to jump straight to its binding - Two new built-in presets: MIDI Knob Deck and MIDI Media Deck, ready to remap - Six new welcome-screen feature demos: MIDI input, System Functions, Siri Shortcuts, Keyboard and Mouse as Input, Hold and Double-Tap, Per-App Auto-Switch, and Cursor Regions, reordered by importance - Accessibility settings: app-wide text size, bold text, reduced transparency, and reduced motion, layered on top of the system settings - What's New popup after each update so new features are never silently installed - Redesigned About page: the story behind the app, changelog, source code, and support - About button and version number on the welcome screen, version in the menu bar - New help guides for knob modes and System Functions

- Fixes MIDI devices not appearing as an option when creating a binding - MIDI now works with no game controller connected

- MIDI devices can now be used as an input. Bind notes, pads, knobs, the pitch wheel, the sustain pedal, and aftertouch to keys, clicks, macros, or anything else InputConfig can send, from any MIDI keyboard or pad controller over USB or Bluetooth, with no setup. - DualSense Edge extra buttons are now bindable: the back paddles, both FN buttons, and mute, over Bluetooth and USB. - Light bar colors now work over Bluetooth. Preset colors, the RGB cycle, and brightness all reach the controller wirelessly instead of only over USB. - Press Scan and play a key, twist a knob, or move the pitch wheel to capture a MIDI binding, the same way you would press a controller button. - Bindings default to any channel and any device, so a preset keeps working when you plug in a different MIDI keyboard. - New help guides for MIDI input and the DualSense Edge extra buttons. - A changelog you can read inside the app, from the welcome screen or from Settings, About. - More reliable controller data reading behind the scenes, with an automatic fallback when a Bluetooth session goes quiet.

- Fixes a crash that prevented InputConfig from launching on macOS 14 Sonoma.

Updated the user interface for macOS 26, fixed bugs, and included new accessibility features.