WoltLab GmbH

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WoltLab GmbH

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WoltLab Suite - Leading communities to success since 2001

Potsdam, Germany

Joined May 2009

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WoltLab GmbH
@woltlab
Nov 2
Update: WoltLab Suite 6.2.9 / 6.1.26 / 6.0.29
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Update: WoltLab Suite 6.2.9 / 6.1.26 / 6.0.29 - WoltLab®
We have just released new versions of our products: WoltLab Suite 6.2.8 WoltLab Suite 6.1.25 WoltLab Suite 6.0.28 Stability releases (third part of the version number, also known as “patch releases”)...
WoltLab GmbH
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Nov 2
End of Support for WoltLab Suite 6.0
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End of Support for WoltLab Suite 6.0 - WoltLab®
WoltLab Suite 6.0 was released on October 11, 2023, and introduced a wide range of important new features. The switch from Redactor II to CKEditor 5 made the editor considerably easier to use, and...
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Oct 31
New Features in WoltLab Suite 6.3: Polls
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New Features in WoltLab Suite 6.3: Polls - WoltLab®
The concept behind polls has barely changed for quite some time. The interface and usability have been improved over time, but a poll was always tied to a piece of content. It could only be created...
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Oct 24
New Features in WoltLab Suite 6.3: Header & Footer
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New Features in WoltLab Suite 6.3: Header & Footer - WoltLab®
With this blog article, we are kicking off our series in which we will present the most important new features and improvements in WoltLab Suite 6.3 over the coming weeks. We start with the revamped...
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Oct 23
Update on the PHP Security Vulnerabilities (PHP2Shell), Including New Recommendation from October 23
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Update on the PHP Security Vulnerabilities (PHP2Shell), Including New Recommendation from October...
Following the recently disclosed security vulnerabilities in PHP, which have been reported in the media under the name “PHP2Shell” [URL:https://www.heise.de/en/news/php2shell-flaw-What-to-do-now-11...

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