ONLYOFFICE DocumentServer 7.5.0 was released, which includes a server for ONLYOFFICE online editors and provides the ability to collaborate. The editors are designed to work with text documents, tables and presentations, and the project source code is distributed under the free AGPLv3 license.
At the same time, ONLYOFFICE DesktopEditors 7.5 was released, built on a common code base with online editors. Desktop editors are desktop applications written in JavaScript using web technologies. They combine client and server components designed for autonomous use on the user's local system without recourse to an external service. The Nextcloud Hub platform is also supported for collaboration on your own resources.
ONLYOFFICE promises full compatibility with MS Office and OpenDocument formats, including support for DOC, DOCX, ODT, RTF, TXT, PDF, HTML, EPUB, XPS, DjVu, XLS, XLSX, ODS, CSV, PPT, PPTX, ODP formats. It is possible to expand the functionality of editors through plugins, for example, plugins are available for creating templates and adding videos from YouTube.
Main innovations:
· Added a PDF editor with the ability to fill out PDF forms, add annotations, comments and drawings.
· Added additional interface scaling levels (225% and 275%), as well as saving the selected scale between work sessions.
· Added a list of recently opened files to the "File / Open Recent" menu of each editor.
· Added a warning when trying to close an application if multiple files are open.
· A menu has been added to the insert symbols button for quick access to the most popular symbols.
· Supports images in SVG format.
· Added a setting to hide the toolbar for editing equations.
· Added the ability to create new office files from local templates in DOTX and OTT formats.
· The ability to open password-protected files in the built-in viewer is provided.
· Added support for editing AutoShape boundary points in the right panel.
· To insert characters in the upper and lower index, the keyboard shortcuts Ctrl + “.” have been added. and Ctrl + ",".
We also addressed vulnerabilities that could allow reading memory contents during DOC to DOCX conversion, as well as inserting an external image and accessing local resources during HTML to DOCX conversion.
Source: linux.org.ru
