The CKEditor 4.20.2 maintenance release comes with improved navigation over dialog radio buttons, various bug fixes, and important API changes.

We are happy to announce the release of CKBox 1.3.0. The latest version introduces the folders feature, a new light theme, and multiple user interface improvements.

Having only just released the Export to PDF and Export to Word premium features, our improvements to the CKEditor 5 WYSIWYG (What You See is What You Get) editor keep on coming.

CKEditor 5 v36.0.0 is here with some notable improvements. We experimented with a new integration for Vite, a webpack alternative. We have also improved the editor performance thanks to changes to the dropdowns and table feature.

CKEditor 5 v35.4.0 brings in improvements in the track changes feature as well as the Word and PDF converter plugins. Changes have also been made to the lists feature, a new tutorial has been released and various bug fixes have been introduced.

We are happy to announce that a new version of CKFinder 3 for PHP has just been released. While this is a maintenance release, a big part of the server-side code has been refactored to work properly with the newest versions of libraries and frameworks.

The CKEditor 4.20.1 maintenance release is here! It comes with another batch of improvements targeting widely used table features, clipboard and upload image integration.

CKEditor v35.3.0 comes with a new Input Method Editor under the hood, better visual and contextual handling of imported annotations, new UI icons approach, and other changes to keep its position as an industry leader.

A huge new service drops with the release of the Import from Word converter. New customization options and improvements for the user interface will make your lives easier. There are also performance improvements (especially for those who like intensive collaboration) and new documentation guides to aid our users.

We are excited to announce that a new feature called Import from Word users have been clamoring for is available now as a premium CKEditor 5 plugin and REST API service. The feature allows for converting any number of Word documents into HTML and editing them later with CKEditor. If your users rely on Microsoft Word handling large amounts of documents within their applications this should be a perfect fit for your business needs

We are happy to announce the 4.20 version of CKEditor 4. The latest release comes with many configurable features that enhance the editing experience and bug fixes. Table headers are now better defined which aids accessibility. Sub- and superscript can now be set as toggle formatting while editing. And last but not least, mentions have been enhanced.

We focus on migrating, generating, and improving. An updated user interface, nicer tooltips, better table column resize feature, and TypeScript package generator along with new user guides are coming with this release!

The newest release of CKEditor 5 is here. It’s stylish, collaborative, and very multilingual! Plus, there is a lot to learn about making plugins, too.

We are happy to announce the 4.19.1 maintenance release of CKEditor 4. Editor placeholder performance has been improved, there is better support for language detection and last but not least – dialog API enhancements. With that release, we also upgraded our CKEditor 4 React integration to version 4, which introduces support for React v18.

We are happy to announce the release of version 1.1.0 of our file management platform – CKBox. This version introduces some essential new features and fixes a few minor bugs that slipped through in the initial release. If you would like to find out more, please read on!

We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 5 v34.2.0. Our new management platform, CKBox, makes its debut with this release. Revision history and Track changes features get important enhancements. We continue to rewrite the project into TypeScript. And there are bug fixes, enhancements, and a brand new, easy way to instantly run CKEditor 5 from CDN.

We are excited to announce a brand new product called CKBox which has been designed with love for end-users. It’s a modern SaaS file management platform with a beautiful interface, responsive images and top-notch UX. It supports a wide range of digital assets and can be easily integrated with CKEditor 5 or run independently.

We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 5 v34.1.0. New table functionality, improvements to the Revision history, and numerous small additions and fixes will make the creating and editing process faster, more reliable, and better suited to everyone’s needs!

We are happy to announce another major release of CKEditor 4. CKEditor 4.19 comes with important accessibility changes making screen-readers more reliable.

CKSource, the company behind CKEditor, has been acquired by PSG, a growth equity firm that partners with software and technology-enabled services companies to help accelerate their growth. We have always been committed to provide a future-proof product ecosystem to our diverse and digital-forward customer base, and with the support of PSG, we will continue to do just that, on a larger scale.

The latest release brings new important changes for lists and content styling. The DLL builds encompass Revision history, while several other upgrades make the editor more reliable, stable, faster, and safer to work with overall.

CKEditor v33.0.0 brings in an improved and extended conversion/reconversion system. The revision history feature is now compatible with real-time collaborative editing and the collaboration features are available in DLL builds. There were also improvements in the General HTML Support feature and several important bug fixes.

CKEditor 4.18 comes with important security fixes for the HTML processing core module and dialog plugin and a browser patch. We have also decided to make the WebSpellChecker Dialog plugin obsolete due to its end of life. Check out CKEditor 4.18 and find out, what was improved!

For a long time, the Real-time Collaboration feature served our users in the best way possible. It did this, by allowing them to comment and edit content together in a rapid development environment. The same goes for Revision History – a versioning tool that became a user favorite from day one. Now we are bringing both of these great features together in one package!