WebODF
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WebODF is a JavaScript library that makes it easy to add Open Document Format (ODF) support to a website or a mobile/desktop application. It uses HTML and CSS to display ODF documents such as text documents, presentations, and spreadsheets directly in the browser. It supports both viewing and editing, including real-time collaborative text editing, annotations, hyperlinking, and direct/paragraph formatting. It runs across major desktop browser families and can also be used in mobile web browsers and mobile apps.
What it's for
Features 15
- Creating, applying, and modifying paragraph styles
- Creating, editing, and deleting annotations
- Creating, editing, and deleting hyperlinks
- Direct formatting of text and paragraphs (bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, font, size, alignment, indentation)
- Document viewing in paginated form (technical preview)
- No external JavaScript dependencies, small and fast to load
- Pluggable server/peer-to-peer backend for collaboration (no bundled server)
- Presentation (slides) viewing directly in browser
- Preserves font and style information
- Real-time collaborative editing using Operational Transformation
- Shared cursors and selections visible to all collaborators
- Spreadsheet viewing (technical preview)
- Support for Internet Explorer 9+, Firefox 3.5+, Chrome, Safari, Opera
- Text document viewing rendered as it would be printed
- Usable in mobile web browsers and mobile apps
At a glance
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Pricing
WebODF is free software under the AGPL; a separate commercial license is available from KO GmbH for those who do not want to comply with AGPL, but no price is listed.
Source code must be disclosed per AGPL terms.
For commercial use without AGPL disclosure obligations; contact KO GmbH for pricing (not stated on site).