ScroogeXHTML RTF Converter 11.4 was released on 19 October 2026. It continues the hardening work of 11.3 and fixes a long list of table and list conversion issues. Output limits. A maximum element count and a maximum output size stop runaway conversions. Strict mode. Malformed RTF can now raise an error at the first structural problem instead … Continue reading ScroogeXHTML RTF Converter 11.4: Hardening, Tables and Lists
Tiny RTF Viewer Updated: Now Targeting Android 17
We’ve released an update to Tiny RTF Viewer, our small, fast RTF reader for Android. This version targets Android 17 (API 37), so the app stays current with the latest platform requirements and keeps running smoothly on newer devices. What is Tiny RTF Viewer? Tiny RTF Viewer opens and displays Rich Text Format (RTF) documents … Continue reading Tiny RTF Viewer Updated: Now Targeting Android 17
PREVIEW ScroogeXHTML RTF Converter 11.4: Another Round of Hardening, Plus Three Fixes You’ll Notice
Version 11.4 continues the work we started in 11.3: making ScroogeXHTML behave predictably when the RTF it receives is malformed, unusual, or outright hostile. This release is smaller than 11.3, but it closes a few real gaps, one of them in concurrent use, and it documents a security boundary we want you to be able … Continue reading PREVIEW ScroogeXHTML RTF Converter 11.4: Another Round of Hardening, Plus Three Fixes You’ll Notice
Why Using a RTF to HTML Converter Can Unlock Hidden Value in Your Documents
Rich Text Format (RTF) files are everywhere—from legacy archives and internal knowledge bases to email templates and customer-facing portals—but they’re rarely ready for the modern web. Converting RTF to HTML unlocks new value by making content browser-friendly, searchable, and easily shared.
ScroogeXHTML Updates / Save €150 / Trial Versions
Version 11.1 of the RTF to HTML5 converter library ScroogeXHTML and Version 9.4 of ScroogeXHTML for Object Pascal are available now. These versions add support for Symbol fonts with Unicode-based character representation, which is used in newer versions of text editors such as LibreOffice.
Fast RTF to HTML Converter in the Cloud
The ScroogeXHTML home page needed a live demo: upload an RTF file, see the converted HTML right away. The conversion itself is just a few lines of Java.
RTF Roulette: The Hidden Dangers of Storing Rich Text in VARCHAR Fields
Storing RTF documents containing binary data directly in a VARCHAR database field is risky because binary sections (introduced with the \bin keyword) can include non-printable or control characters.
ScroogeXHTML RTF converter 10.7
Version 10.7 of ScroogeXHTML, the RTF to HTML5 converter library for Java, is now out.
ScroogeXHTML end of support for Java 8
The next major release will require JDK 11 or later for development, and Java SE 11 or later at run time.
ScroogeXHTML RTF converter 10.6
Version 10.6 of ScroogeXHTML, the RTF to HTML5 converter library for Java, is now out. It offers enhanced support for nested table conversion.