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The new eWallet® 8.14 release for macOS adds additional support for macOS Tahoe 26.

macOS Tahoe 26

The significant visual change in this release is the additional support for Apple’s macOS Tahoe 26. A transparent menubar, liquid glass controls, updated toolbars, and other elements are all designed by Apple to draw more focus on your content. And eWallet’s app icon has been updated as well, so if you’ve select Dark, Clear, or Tinted for the Icon & widget style, eWallet’s icon will adapt to the look you’ve chosen.

The new eWallet® 8.14 release for iPhone & iPad adds additional support for iOS and iPadOS 26.

iOS / iPadOS 26

The major changes in this release add additional support for version 26 of Apple’s iOS and iPadOS. This means the controls in eWallet get the new glass effects on both iPhone and iPad. In addition, the iPad version has been updated to support flexible window sizes as well as menus. And last but not least, the application icon has been updated per Apple’s guidelines for a better appearance, especially on the new OS versions.

The new eWallet® 8.13 release for iPhone & iPad adds a Password Reset option and the ability to print cards.

Emergency Password Reset

eWallet now provides the ability to reset your wallet’s password if you have forgotten it. Normally, knowing the wallet password is essential for using eWallet. But if you rely on facial recognition or fingerprint scanning to unlock your wallet, you don’t need to enter your password everyday. You may find that after a while you can’t remember what your password is. If facial recognition or fingerprint scanning suddenly stops working due to device system security, which can potentially happen quite frequently, you would then be unable to access the passwords and other important information in your wallet. If that happens, you can now use eWallet’s Emergency Password Reset to gain access to your wallet again.

This new eWallet® 8.12 release for macOS is packed with a host of new features and improvements.

Revamped Editing Experience

Farewell to the Drawer: Enter the Properties Panel

The once-familiar Properties Drawer for editing cards has now gracefully stepped aside to make room for the new Properties Panel. This panel, which can be moved independently of the main eWallet window, offers a more intuitive and flexible editing experience. It aligns with Apple’s latest design guidelines, ensuring a seamless integration with the macOS ecosystem.

Cloud options

eWallet® offers multiple options to sync your data securely across devices and computers. In the past, if you choose to sync via the cloud, you were limited to either Apple’s iCloud (for an all Apple scenario) or Dropbox. eWallet 8.11 now offers two major new options for cloud services: Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive. Configure eWallet once and then sync is pretty much automatic going forward.