The Roundcube Project News

We just published a security update to the stable version 1.0. Beside a recently reported Cross-Site-Scripting vulnerability, this release also contains some bug fixes and improvements we found important for the long term support branch of Roundcube.

We’re proud to announce the next service release to the stable version 1.0. It contains a security fix along with some bug fixes and improvements for the long term support branch of Roundcube. The most important ones are:

We’re proud to announce that the beta release of the next major version 1.1 of Roundcube webmail is now available for download and testing. With this milestone we introduce a bunch of new features and some clean-up with the 3rd party libraries Roundcube uses:

We’re proud to announce the next service release to the stable version 1.0. It contains some bug fixes and improvements we considered important for the long term support branch of Roundcube.

This is the second service release to update the stable version 1.0. It contains some bug fixes and improvements we considered important for the long term support branch of Roundcube.

This is the first service release to update the stable version 1.0. It contains some important bug fixes and improvements, mainly a fix for the unintentional redirect from the compose page in Google Chrome which started to happen after a recent Chrome update.

We’re very proud to announce the stable version 1.0 of Roundcube Webmail. After more than 8 years since the project was published, we feel confident to name it one-dot-oh. From the last stable version we added to following new features:

We just published the feature-complete release candidate for the upcoming version 1.0. After adding some new features in 1.0-beta we further cleaned up the code, fixed some more bugs and prepared everything for the long awaited major release.

We’re proud to announce that the long awaited version 1.0 of Roundcube webmail is now available as beta release for download and testing. With this milestone we introduce some important changes to the configuration as well as some nice new features:

We just published new releases which fix a recently reported vulnerability that allows an attacker to overrwrite configuration settings using user preferences. This can result in random file access, manipulated SQL queries and even code execution. The latter one only affects versions 0.8.6 and older.