Everything these days can be customized to fit your unique needs and software is no exception! The Froala Editor can be easily tailored to carry your specific brand image. This
The Froala team continually strives to improve the quality and features of the products we provide to our community. Today, we’d like to announce the release of Froala 3.2.6 SDK
In this era of digital technology and powerful online content, the age old quote ‘The pen is mightier than the sword’ couldn’t be more pertinent! Content is everywhere—from blogging platforms,
Oh what a year 2020 has been! Even through the turmoil, the Froala team continued to work hard to deliver exciting new products and feature-rich releases to our community. So
Froala Pages, the easy to use design and editing tool for building beautiful websites and web apps just got even better! We are now offering Froala Pages as a FREE
The Froala product team has been working diligently toward adding new features along with quality improvements to enable our users to build better applications using Froala. We’ve been getting requests
At Froala, we are committed to providing outstanding service and support to our users. When you become a Froala customer, you are automatically enrolled into the ‘Standard’ support plan which
We have a number of free tools designed to give developers and non-developers alike the demos that they need to be successful in WYSIWYG editing. One of the most common
The Froala team strives hard to provide the best experiences for creating beautiful web content. While you might be familiar with the Froala WYSIWYG Editor and Froala Pages products, we
At Froala, our mission has always been about pushing web editing beyond its conceived limits—this vision has served as the guiding philosophy for all Froala releases from Version 1.x to
Froala Editor can enhance your editing experience by providing methods to customize and manipulate creative images. Read more to learn what's possible!
Froala Editor offers developers the complete flexibility and creativity to adjust the look and feel of the editor to suit their application. In a recent blog post, we discussed how
Froala Editor is a lightweight WYSIWYG HTML Editor written in Javascript that enables rich text editing capabilities for your applications. Froala Editor provides users with customizable features and parameters that
Have you ever come across a stunning website, app or an impressive email design that made you stop right there to browse further? Pretty sure we all have—at least once,
Froala Editor V3.1 has officially arrived, and we hope you’re ready because it’s about to take your editing experience to a whole new level. When we released V3.0 back in
At Froala, we believe that software should be simple and affordable—the way everything in life should be. Over the past several releases of the Froala WYSIWYG Editor, we have added
Froala Delivers Froala has always been dedicated to delivering the most highly requested features for Froala Editor to our customers. Last quarter, we introduced the all-new Froala Editor Version 3
Some big changes come in small packages. Froala payment transactions are now processed by Sencha, our sister company at Idera. Although it might seem like a small change, it will
Thanks to everyone who provided their feedback and questions for the new version 3 of the Froala Editor! Your comments always help us understand the things that we need to
Our vision has always been about pushing web editing limits further and further. We are constantly challenging the evolution of WYSIWYG editors and that’s what makes the Froala WYSIWYG HTML
All big companies started somewhere; trying to get traction and take off. We’ve been there ourselves and we know that every cent matters. 🤑 We believe that being small shouldn’t
In September we opened our roadmap and invited you to vote the features you would love to see implemented. Thanks everyone who took their time to send us their feedback
Next to the features a developer tool comes with, it’s important how easy we can add such a component to our apps. Froala Editor is a rich text editor made
We have plenty of reasons to be obsessed over with user experience when it comes to the Froala WYSIWYG HTML editor. It’s not only about pushing web and mobile editing
I’ve always been amazed of how many feature requests we get each week for the Froala WYSIWYG HTML Editor. Just looking at the new release we made today, 2.7.0, and
From a business perspective, having the right developers working on your product or service is crucial. Working with freelancers makes this aspect even more important. The resources businesses have to
Javascript has seen a lot of change over the last years and with it, the number of JS plugins available today is huge. I would’ve loved to share an impressive
Open Source is a long debated topic with lots of misconceptions. As a software engineer with years of experience, I have had the chance to experience both of them, form
Accurate information is usually just not enough because the way you access it makes information more or less valuable. We demand easy access to it and that doesn’t mean we
We usually don’t like to talk about ourselves, but we’re very happy when our customers do. Every day we receive appreciation messages and we have a lot of customers saying
Every time we put a new release for the Froala WYSIWYG Editor we are eagerly waiting for your feedback. Yesterday was a special day as we’ve released a new version
WYSIWYG has quite a history in the software world, the first one being produced in 1974 at Xerox PARC. In all this time, WYSIWYG editors faced with all these myths
In the last months we’ve been working on some great improvements for the Froala Editor. Yesterday we’ve wrapped them together into a new release V2.4.0-rc.1. It is for now a
Froala Editor has always been about innovating how WYSIWYG HTML editing works. That starts with how the editor behaves, the features it comes with and goes as far as extending
You may have heard about some problems with the Froala Editor’s toolbar in Chrome browser recently. We would like to make sure that you have the facts about what happened,
“An inline style loses many of the advantages of a style sheet (by mixing content with presentation). Use this method sparingly!”, from W3C – CSS How To Forget about that
It was a month full of activity and enthusiasm. The testing contest that we organized for the latest version of the Froala WYSIWYG Editor has ended. Hope you all enjoyed
I’m very excited to make this announcement and I can’t wait to get your feedback about the version 2 of our WYSIWYG HTML editor. Yes, you’ve read well. The version
We know you were excited about the new Froala Editor version 2, so I’m guessing that you’re already playing with it. If you’re not you should start doing so because
We know many of you are eagerly waiting to play around with version 2.0 of our WYSIWYG HTML editor and to integrate it into your projects. We’re as excited as
These days we’re wrapping around the version 2.0 of our rich text editor and we’ll bring it in your projects on August 1. On August 1 there are 550 days
We have a lot of news for you about our WYSIWYG HTML editor. Of course there are good news and… well let’s say slightly less good news. I’m assuming that
For the first time in the history of WYSIWYG editors, Froala introduces an easy-to-use customizing tool. It’s a matter of minutes to customize the Froala Editor and make it fit
Froala Team is constantly working to get the WYSIWYG Editor better for you. Our goal is not only to make website editing easy, but also to take the editing experience
WYSIWYG is an acronym for “What You See Is What You Get”. In computing, a WYSIWYG editor is a chunk of code that allows users to format text inside their