A few days ago the Roundcube developers released two new versions of the program (1.4.8 and 1.3.15) that contain a number of general improvements and, most importantly, fix two recently reported cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities:
The Roundcube team has just released a new security upgrade to the Roundcube program (version 1.4.7,) which prevents cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks via HTML messages. We have tested the latest version of our skins and plugins with this newly released version and are happy to report that they're fully compatible. If you're running the latest version of our software, you can safely upgrade to Roundcube 1.4.7.
We're happy to announce that we've refreshed and upgraded the Roundcube Plus RSS news feed plugin. We added a number of new predefined feeds in various languages; removed the problems with image handling in the article previews; improved the categorizing of the feeds; and fixed a number of UI issues. The upgraded news feed plugin is available for download in the customer area of our website.
We have just released an upgrade to the Roundcube Plus skins that fixes and improves the handling of the custom logo images. The images now get automatically resized to fit the login boxes on both desktop and mobile devices. The skins in the Atlas hosting have also been updated and the image upload functionality has been improved to better handle the stored graphics.
We have released a new version of the plugins that includes a number of fixes and upgrades. The file paths in the calendar plugin were updated to fix the problems occuring on installations where the Roundcube library is located outside of the Roundcube directory; the calendar event attendee autocomplete options were improved; and the popup UI was updated to work properly on the elastic-based skins.
The FULL version of Atlas with 10 accounts is now available and completely free for a limited time.
Today we have released a new software upgrade, which fixes a number of bugs and problems. The calendar updates include fixes to recurring events issues, CalDAV errors, date formats, and other aspects of the program operation. The skins update fixes problems with unwanted layout changes when using the skins on mobile devices, as well as some other improvements. The upgrade is available for download in our customer area.
We have just released a new upgrade to our skins and plugins that includes some fixes and UI improvements. Here's the summary of the changes:
We created a system to fix the default PHP date formatting that swaps the day and month values in the dates formatted as d/m/y. The users in the countries where this formatting is common (for example, Brazil) will have no more problems with creating recurring calendar events.
Did you ever have a problem with your email signature images being blocked on the recipient's end? This is a security feature employed by most respectable email services to make sure the sender doesn't have a way of knowing whether or not their emails have been opened.
We have released a new version of our skins and plugins today. The upgrade focuses on bug fixes and improvements. We eliminated the problems with scroll bars on Elastic-based select boxes; we improved the display handling of invitation events in the calendar; bug fixes were made to the signature plugin; and more.
We'd like to let you know that as of February 2020 we are discontinuing the development of the Tag Manager plugin (xtag.) The plugin allowed authorized users to insert HTML, CSS or Javascript code to any Roundcube page without editing the source code files. Although in theory it was an interesting idea, the demand for this plugin was minimal.
Happy New Year 2020! We're celebrating the turning of the decade by releasing a new upgrade to our skins and plugins!
To start with, the calendar plugin got better at handling event attendee invitations. When you invite someone to an event and the invitation gets accepted, the event will automatically be displayed in the attendee's calendar. If you're inviting someone who doesn't use Roundcube, he or she will be able to easily import the event to their third-party calendar, since the email now includes the event's ICS file.
We have released an upgrade to the plugin/skin packages that includes some fixes and improvements, especially applicable to those, who use Roundcube 1.4.x. We fixed the logout page errors; problems with some old config options not working properly on RC 1.4; database query quotation problems on Postgres; and a few other minor issues. The new version of the software is available for download in the customer area of our website.
We've released 3 new skins based on the Roundcube 1.4 Elastic version: Outlook+, GMail+, Driod+
These can be downloaded free if you're an Ultimate or Maga pack customer and have an active license.
Roundcube 1.4 Elastic is finally here. It's a fully responsive version of Roundcube and we have re-engenieered all our skins and plugins to work with this exciting new version.
You will also find new+ skins, Outlook+, Driod+, GMail+. Those are specificly made for the Elastic version of Roundcube 1.4.
We also decided to keep the older versions of the skins and port them over to 1.4. This will give you and your customers time to transition or keep the old ones if you prefer.
Want to run your own Gmail without google reading your emails? Get the "Gmailesque" GMail+ skin, based on the fully responsive new Elastic Roundcube 1.4.x.
We have just released a new upgrade to our skins and plugins. The new version includes a lot of fixes, some new functionality, and is compatible with Roundcube 1.4 RC2. Although Roundcube 1.4 has not been released yet and it should not be used in production, you're welcome to test it with our plugins and see how they look and work. Just keep in mind that the compatibility is still in beta and we don't officially support it yet.
If you had problems with the calendar not displaying properly the events created using Outlook Synchronizer via CalDAV, you'll be pleased to know that we have just released a new upgrade that fixes this issue. We have also fixed some other calendar problems: being unable to delete single instances of repeated events in some browsers, and not displaying the month translations in the small sidebar calendar for some languges. The newly released upgrade is available for download in our customer area.
It seems like the latest version of the Chrome browser has created some user interface issues with our skins. Today we have released an upgrade that fixes these problems. If you're experiencing any skin-related UI issues on Chrome, download and install the latest version of the skins (and the xskin and xframework plugins) to get them fixed. The latest version of the skins is available in the customer area.
We have just released an upgraded version of the email schedule plugin, which enables the users to delay and schedule the sending of their messages. The upgrade will be especially important to those who write their messages using non-latin characters, as it fixes the encoding problem that occured when editing the scheduled messages. The new version also includes some user interface fixes.
