What's new in XWiki

The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of XWiki 17.4.5. This release is a bug fix release that contains security fixes, with the highest severity being 6.5/10. See the release notes for more information.

The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of XWiki 16.10.12. This release is a bug fix release. This release contains security fixes, with the highest severity being 6.5. See the release notes for more information.

The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of XWiki 17.8.0. This release adds the possibility to configure pages excluded from search, improves the search index and makes it possible to configure the alternative text of the logo, improves the usability and fixes bugs. This release contains security fixes, with the highest severity being 6.5/10. See the release notes for more information.

The Cristal Integration v1.1.0 has been released. This version includes a Cristal build that can be embedded in XWiki templates, as well as a resource handler allowing to open existing pages in a Cristal instance through a direct link.

Cristal 0.22 is now released. This release comes with support for internal links adapted to each backend. This is transparent for users of Cristal alone but allows for a better cohabitation with users of the targeted backend alone (e.g., an internal link in a Nextcloud document from Cristal is not viewable and editable from Nextcloud). In addition, Blocknote is now more stable with several bug fixes. In addition, Cristal is now easily installable in any XWiki instance with the Cristal Integration Extension. See the release notes for more details.

XWiki SAS brings last month's updates about the Pro Applications, with a focus on the Confluence Migrator (Pro), Flash Messages Application (Pro), Calendar Application (Pro), and some stability and UX improvements. Read the article to see what’s new and share your feedback!

The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of XWiki 17.7.0. This release is mostly a bugfix release: it contains a few improvements related to performance, e.g., for notifications or for export of office documents. It also includes various dependency upgrades and important bug fixes, including security fixes, with the highest severity being 8.7/10. See the release notes for more information.

The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of XWiki 16.10.11. This release is a bug fix release. This release contains security fixes, with the highest severity being 8.7. See the release notes for more information.

Cristal 0.21.1 is now released. This is a bugfix release. It contains only a fix for a bug preventing packages provided by Cristal from being bundled correctly. See the release notes for more details.

The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of XWiki 17.4.4. This release is a bug fix release and contains security fixes, with the highest severity being 8.7/10. See the release notes for more information.

Cristal 0.21 is now released. This release improves macro support in Blocknote. In addition, it contains a few bugfixes and dependency upgrades.
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Halfway through 2025, XWiki SAS brings key product updates across its platform. Highlights include a redesigned real-time editing toolbar in XWiki standard, smoother XWiki Cloud experience with version 16.10.9, expanded Pro Apps features, and important improvements in CryptPad. Learn about the latest improvements and future plans in the full announcement.

XWiki SAS is thrilled to announce its partnership with OpenProject, the company developing the leading open-source project management software! This partnership offers organizations an integrated, open-source stack. It's a privacy-respecting, vendor-neutral solution for teams seeking to move away from proprietary tools without compromising on functionality or user experience. Read the full announcement on the XWiki SAS blog.

XWiki SAS helped The Historical Dictionary of Switzerland (HLS) revamp its multilingual encyclopedia, replacing its legacy system with XWiki, a scalable, open-source modern wiki. Through this solution, HLS benefits from enhanced collaboration, customized workflows, and efficient content discovery while hosting over 36,500 articles in 4 languages. Learn more about HLS’s transformation here.

Read XWiki SAS's point of view on why open-source solutions are pivotal in Europe's journey towards digital sovereignty, offering transparency, security, and alignment with democratic values.

A quarter into 2025, XWiki SAS shares the latest product updates across its ecosystem. The article highlights new features in XWiki Standard and bug fixes in XWiki Cloud, major improvements to Pro Apps, and progress on the AI assistant and Cristal. You can also find out what's new in CryptPad and upcoming plans for future releases. Read the full announcement here.

Discover how migrating from Confluence to XWiki can transform your team's collaboration. Learn about the benefits of open-source freedom, complete data ownership, and flexible customization. XWiki SAS's expert-built Confluence Migration Toolkit ensures a seamless transition with minimal disruptions, backed by continuous support and evolving tools. Ready to make the switch? Join XWiki SAS's webinar!

XWiki SAS announces the release of the first XWiki LLM application (BETA), funded by NGI Search. The app integrates AI-powered functionalities directly into your wiki instance, bringing content generation, translation, and intelligent knowledge retrieval to your fingertips. To facilitate this, we’ve integrated a chatbot inside XWiki that allows you to ask any question about the information in your wiki, receiving answers based on our Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) system. Additionally, the LLM app offers you flexibility and control over your data through the chosen model, ensuring that your sensitive information remains private and secure. Read the full announcement here.

XWiki SAS has launched 3 Confluence-equivalent bridge macros — Page Properties, Page Properties Report, and Content by Label. These macros can be found in the new Confluence Migration Toolkit, a bundle with all the macros, apps, and services that you need to transfer data but also benefit from long-term technical support from XWiki SAS. Read the full announcement here.

The XWiki SAS and CryptPad development teams support this open letter addressed to the European Commission in favor of funding the Next Generation Internet (NGI) programs. The letter emphasizes the critical role the programs have in supporting open-source software development and technological innovation, calling for the preservation of NGI to maintain digital sovereignty and foster long-term international collaborations. Read the full article here.