CKEditor 3.2 released!

This is an extremely important release for us. It takes the accessibility support in CKEditor to the highest levels. Now CKEditor implements and delivers an interface totally based on WAI-ARIA.

CKEditor 3.1.1 released!

This is the bug fixing release followed by CKEditor 3.2. It includes several minor fixes and enhancements to the editor.

Update:
A few important issues (#5243, #5246 and #5250) have been detected right after the release of CKEditor 3.1.1. Today, 26 February (24 hours later), we've loaded new distribution files in our server. If you're one of the few users of the 3.1.1 revision 5191 (see About dialog), be sure to download CKEditor again.

FCKeditor 2.6.6 released!

A new bug fix release of FCKeditor is available. Although we encourage everyone to upgrade to CKEditor, we still know that many people are using the good and old FCKeditor 2.x. We have fixed important issues affecting FCKeditor users, including Safari 3 compatibility, Firefox 3.6 compatibility (under ColdFusion) and a problem with infinite loops in IE.

A complete list of changes is available here.

CKEditor for jQuery

The new jQuery Adapter is our first integration effort for popular JavaScript libraries. We're proposing features tightly integrated with jQuery, while not introducing too many new methods to it. This article illustrates it, including some sample code snippets.

CKEditor 3.1 released!

Four months after the launch of CKEditor 3.0, we finally have the first minor release of the 3.x series: CKEditor 3.1. This is supposed to become one of the most important releases for the future history of this series as it introduces several features we've planned for the 3.0, but which we were not able to have on it.

Most of the bug fixing is already available in CKEditor 3.0.2. This version 3.1 is instead focused on introducing new features or even fixes that involve stronger changes to the editor.

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For many companies and products, Open Source licenses are not an option. This is why the Closed Distribution License (CDL) has been introduced.

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