What's new in XWiki
The Blog Application 9.15.15 has been released. This release focuses on resolving several bugs to improve stability and display consistency.
The Prism.js Macro 1.3 has been released. It makes the highlighted code meet the WCAG AA contrast ratio and fixes some security issues, so upgrading is recommended.
The Change Request Application 1.25 has been released. The error reported when storing changes in a change request fails now includes the reason of the failure.
The AntiSpam Tool Application 1.13 has been released. It adds navigation in the list of events, fixes several security issues and now reads the last entry of the X-Forwarded-For header by default.
The Documentation extension 1.18 has been released. It lets documentation pages hold content fragments that other pages display with the new Content Fragment macro, stops renaming a documentation page from logging an error, and fixes false reports from the verb, video attachment and Related link label checks.
The Release Notes Application 2.8 has been released. It lets changes and release notes be updated over the REST API and from scripts, makes concurrent additions to a release note safe, extends the Java API, and brings a series of security fixes.
The OAuth2 and OpenID Connect Extension 2.29.0 has been released. It makes authentication work from several browser tabs at the same time, adds configurable timeouts to the requests sent to the provider, and adds CORS support to the provider endpoints meant to be called by JavaScript clients.
Q3 2026 brought key product updates across XWiki SAS, with major progress on the MCP Server (Beta). Highlights include easy MCP Server configuration and new ways for AI agents to work with XWiki content and structured data. Live Data improvements, XWiki Cloud upgrades, Pro Applications updates, and the latest CryptPad security news are also featured. Discover what's new!
XWiki SAS brings the latest Pro Apps updates for July and August. Some of the highlights include improvements to the OpenProject Integration (Pro), Confluence Migration Toolkit, and MCP Server Extension. Read the article to see all the news and test out the new features.
Halfway through 2026, XWiki SAS brings key product updates across its platform. Highlights include new BlockNote collaboration features, improved comments and attachments, security enhancements, XWiki Cloud upgrades, Pro Applications improvements, progress on the MCP server, and CryptPad updates. Read all the news!
XWiki SAS brings the latest Pro Apps updates for April and May. This edition highlights improvements to the Task Manager (Pro), Collabora Connector (Pro), Confluence Migrator (Pro), Pro Macros, and OpenProject Integration (Pro). There's also a preview of upcoming AI initiatives. Read the article to see what's new and share your feedback.
Q1 2026 has just finished, and XWiki SAS is sharing the latest product updates across its ecosystem. From real-time editing and migration enhancements to CVS support, scalable infrastructure, and an MCP server for our AI assistant, there is something relevant for everyone.
XWiki SAS brings the latest Pro Apps updates, with a focus on Confluence Migrator (Pro), Task Manager (Pro), Pro Macros, OpenProject Integration (Pro), and some stability and UX improvements. Read the article to see what's new and share your feedback.
XWiki SAS is bringing you the company overview of 2025, including major achievements, strategic partnerships, product updates, and company life. Read the article to see the highlights from last year.
Q4 2025 has wrapped up, and XWiki SAS is sharing the latest product updates across its ecosystem. This article highlights new features in XWiki Standard, XWiki Cloud, Pro Applications, CryptPad, and Cristal and gives a preview of what’s coming next. Read the full announcement here.
XWiki SAS brings last month's updates, with a focus on the newly released OpenProject Integration (Pro), Confluence Migrator (Pro), Calendar Application (Pro), Pro Macros, and some stability and UX improvements. Read the article to see what’s new and share your feedback!
XWiki SAS shows how to migrate safely from Atlassian Data Center to a stack you control. This recap walks through how XWiki and OpenProject cover the core use cases of Confluence and Jira, how the integration between the 2 open-source tools works, and what a realistic, step-by-step migration strategy looks like. Read the full overview here.