Download Roundcube Webmail 1.0.0

Version 1.0.0 of Roundcube Webmail has been released. The main feature of this email web client written in PHP is that Ajax technology is used to display the user interface, which gives it a modern and smooth impression. Roundcube Webmail includes support for shared folders and namespaces, internationalized domain names and smtp-delivery status notifications. In addition, the user interface for imap folders has been modified to provide more space for extensions and plugins. The release notes for version 1.0 can be found below.

Roundcube Webmail 1.0.0 released

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:

• Cleaned up the configuration into a single file
• Importing email messages and contact group assignments
• Advanced LDAP address book functionality
• A toggle to switch between HTML and plaintext view
• Save drafts in local storage for recovery
• Canned responses to save and recall boilerplate texts
• Improved keyboard navigation in messages list
• Optimized UI to work on tablet devices
• Attachment reminder plugin

And mainly we were busy cleaning up the codebase, fixing a lot of bugs, making it more stable and writing more documentation.

With this release, we’d also like to introduce the Roundcube plugins repository at plugins.roundcube.net. This central platform should help you find the right plugins for your Roundcube installation and makes it simple to keep them up-to-date. The installation and update mechanism is based on composer and packageist.

We’d also like to encourage plugin developers to publish their plugins on this platform. Please read the instructions how to prepare your plugin for publishing.

After lots of testing and collecting your feedback, this version is considered stable and we recommend to update all productive installations of Roundcube.

Read the full list of changes here.