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 you can win a free t-shirt or even a Froala Design Framework Basic License worth $99 USD. Customer or not, it doesn’t matter. Anyone can […]
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 you and that’s why we have set the release date for August 1, but with over 10 hours of work daily in the last month […]
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 since we published our first version and we believe that the new version is the perfect way to celebrate this day. We’re thankful to everyone […]
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 you would rather hear the good news first so I’ll start with those. New release 3 months since the last release (February 22), we’re releasing […]
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 perfectly on your website. Make a great first impression. It’s not hard, but it is crucial in capturing visitors’ interest. Design is what makes users […]
With Froala Editor 1.1.0 we really have no doubt that we have the best WYSIWYG editor. There are a lot of goodies and you’ll find at least one for you too. There may be over 360 million native English speakers around the world, but we care about all our users. That’s why we introduced language […]
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 to a whole new level. You can’t miss this! In each new release we are adding new features, improving existing features and fixing bugs discovered […]
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 browsers just like they’d do with desktop software like Word or OpenOffice. The text displayed onscreen during editing appears in the same format as when […]
