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An important release addressing recently discovered cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities and key dependency updates is now available to customers with the CKEditor 4 Extended Support Model (ESM).

As we approach the one-year anniversary of CKEditor 4 reaching its end of life, it’s crucial to emphasize the importance of maintaining a secure software environment.

From January 2024 and onwards, Drupal CKEditor 4 will no longer receive open source security updates. This comprehensive guide will help you transition from CKEditor 4 to its successors in the Drupal ecosystem.

There’s a plenty of options for how you can upgrade from CKEditor 4 to CKEditor 5, choose your and discover new rich text editing opportunities with the freshest CKEditor version.

CKEditor 4 End of Life is scheduled for June 2023. It’ll no longer be updated, have security patches and bug fixes, or new features. Find out about your possible next steps.

By migrating from CKEditor 4 to CKEditor 5, you open a world of new opportunities and rich text editing features available to you, so get ready!

A security release that includes fixes for two editor plugins: Iframe Dialog and Media Embed.

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

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.

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 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 another major release of CKEditor 4. CKEditor 4.19 comes with important accessibility changes making screen-readers more reliable.

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!

CKEditor 4.17.2 comes with another great opportunity to keep the editor up to date - dragging and dropping images has been enabled for tables using the Table Selection plugin!

We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 4.17.0. In this major release, we are introducing a highly requested feature allowing developers to reattach the editor to the HTML DOM and delay its initialization. This release also comes with improved Base64 images support for clipboard operations, discontinued support for Flash plugin, and other enhancements prepared by both CKEditor 4 team and our lovely community!

We are happy to announce another maintenance release of CKEditor 4. Several browser-related issues were revisited and some other important bug fixes were introduced, too. Also, important security patches were rolled out. And to top all the changes, a React 2.0.0 integration was recently released. Check out CKEditor 4.16.2 and find out, what was improved!

CKEditor 4 React integration 2.0.0 provides deep integration of CKEditor 4 and React that lets you use the native features of the WYSIWYG editor inside a React component.

The CKEditor export to PDF and export to Word features are now out of beta. Harness the power of the world’s most popular document file types with these integrated solutions — WYSIWYG editor plugins and a SaaS or on-premises converter service with a REST API. Print, send and store your HTML content any way you want with a single click. Try it now!

We are happy to announce the official launch of the new export to PDF feature for CKEditor 4 and CKEditor 5. This feature allows you to easily print the content of your WYSIWYG editor to a PDF file. What’s more, the generated PDF document will preserve not only the rich-text content that you create in the editor, but also its structure and styling. Read on for more information!

We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 4 Spreadsheets 1.2.0, which brings several improvements to make your work with data and content even easier than before. The Spreadsheet plugin now supports pasting data to and from Excel and Google Sheets. It also enables creating dynamic, auto-updating cell references in your WYSIWYG editor’s content. Last but not least, even deeper integration with CKEditor 4 allows you to apply more formatting and styling features to spreadsheet data. Read on for more information!

We are happy to announce the release of the native integration of CKEditor 4, a full-featured WYSIWYG editor, with Vue.js, one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks. The CKEditor 4 Vue integration is already available on npm. It allows you to implement CKEditor 4 as a Vue.js component, using the <ckeditor /> tag.

We are happy to announce the release of the native integration of CKEditor 4, a full-featured WYSIWYG editor, with Angular, one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks. The CKEditor 4 Angular integration is already available on npm. It allows you to implement CKEditor 4 as an Angular component, using the <ckeditor> tag.

We are happy to announce the release of the native integration of CKEditor 4, a full-featured WYSIWYG editor, with React, one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks. The CKEditor 4 React integration is already available on npm. It allows you to implement CKEditor 4 as a React component, using the <CKEditor /> JSX tag.