• Improved diagramming experience
• Additional new shapes

• Improved diagramming experience
• Additional new shapes

- Gliffy gadget removed to prevent error in instance health check log

- Faster performance & diagram loading speeds through improvements on shape loading and editor interactivity

- Gliffy gadget removed to prevent error in instance health check log

- Faster performance & diagram loading speeds through improvements on shape loading and editor interactivity

New Gliffy editor look and feel.

New Gliffy editor look and feel.

Hotfix release for bug causing gadget feed to fail.

- Hotfix release for bug causing gadget feed to fail.

- EXCITING NEW look and feel of the Gliffy Editor

- NEW Expanded shapes - AWS, Azure and Google Cloud

Gliffy Diagram for Jira Version 1 is an Atlassian Data Center approved app. Gliffy Diagram is custom-built to provide performance at scale, high availability, deployment flexibility, and disaster recovery protections.

This version has been developed, tested & validated to seamlessly integrate with Data Center environments. Protect your system against application incompatibilities and system vulnerabilities by reducing risk from running Server apps in Data Center environments.

No delays or downtime should occur with Gliffy Diagram during company infrastructure upgrades and new installations. Even in the face of complete system or location outage we can ensure that your company’s data and diagrams will be safe and recoverable.

Only data center Gliffy customers will receive premium support that ensures that your issues will be resolved first.

Gliffy Diagram for data center environments will provide you the the best visual planning, collaboration, and execution experience.

Provides new, higher performance diagram editor

• - Update supported version to Jira 7.2
• - Fix XML import security vulnerability
• - End access blocking based on user-agent whitelist

Fixes a security vulnerability when importing XML documents.

- Update supported version to Jira 7.2

- Fix XML import security vulnerability

- End access blocking based on user-agent whitelist

Performance improvements and various fixes were the focus of the 4.7.0 release.

The following changes are part of this release:

• Significant performance improvements when loading, viewing, and editing Gliffy diagrams
• Storage optimizations
• Viewer optimizations
• Bug fixes for:
  • Undo/redo
  • Line styles
  • Pop-up notes
  • Multi-part shape links
  • And more!

This release contains compatibility updates for Jira 7.1.0.

• Fix for text disappearing behind shapes on certain diagrams.
• Fix for shape ordering problems.

• Visio VSDX import improvements.
• Performance and stability improvements.

• Performance improvements for diagrams with numerous lines that have path constraints.

• Performance improvements for diagrams with more than 500 shapes.
• Fix for Chrome 45 and 46 "Aw Snap!" crash.
  • This temporary fix disables resource caching for Gliffy shape libraries on Chrome 45 and 46 running on Windows. This may cause slowness, but does prevent the crash from occurring. Other browser-OS combinations are not affected. The Chromium developers have informed us that the fix for this problem will likely go out in the Chrome 47 release. For more info see GCONF-2219.

This release contains a critical bug fix:

• Gliffy viewer shows red '?' shapes on certain diagrams

Gliffy for Jira 4.6.1 contains a number of important fixes and updates:

• Fix for infinite loading spinner when opening certain diagrams, or when scrolling the editor stage wile editing shape text
• Other minor bug fixes

Performance and stability improvements were the focus of the 4.6.0 release.

The following changes and improvements are part of this release:

• Performance improvements
• Better tables with new functionality
• Improved resource loading
• Diagram viewer improvement
• Other bug fixes

Gliffy for Jira 4.5.1 contains a number of important fixes and updates:

• Fix for shape connection points in images (and shapes from custom libraries)
• Fix for a potential resource loading problem
• Other minor bug fixes

Microsoft Visio 2013 (.vsdx) files are now importable in Gliffy! Mind Maps functionality is here as well!

The following changes and improvements are part of this release:

• Microsoft Visio 2013 / VSDX import
• Mind Maps
• Gliffy editor load time improvements
• Bug fixes

This release fixes an issue where diagrams with SVG images do not render correctly in the full screen viewer.

This release contains bug fixes for IE9, diagram thumbnail cache invalidation, and a JavaScript uncaught TypeError.

Lots of new features in Gliffy Jira Plugin 4.4!

The following changes and improvements are part of this release:

• Layers
• Shape style copy & paste
• Print improvements
• Improved drawing guides
• Bug fixes

This release contains more compatibility updates for Atlassian Jira Cloud / OnDemand instances, and also contains a fix for a log warning message: "[jira.web.conditions.IsGJCInstalledCondition] Problem accessing Gliffy Jira Cloud install check URL".

This release contains compatibility updates for Atlassian Jira Cloud / OnDemand instances. It also contains compatibility updates for the upcoming Jira 7.0 version.

4.3.1 contains the following bug fixes:

• Full-screen viewer loading/rendering speed improvements
• Fix for JS Error: postdecorate is undefined
• Diagram import fixed for Microsoft IE browsers
• Microsoft Visio VDX import fixes

Export high resolution diagram images, create linked shapes, make Android wireframes, and do more with Gliffy Jira 4.3!

Here's the full rundown of all the changes:

• High-resolution image export
• Shapes as links
• Android shapes
• Improved network shapes
• Full-screen viewer improvements
• Shape search improvements
• Fix for JS IndexSizeError in Firefox
• Numerous other bug fixes and stability improvements
• Some resources served from a CDN when in OnDemand / Cloud

This release contains a bug fix to resolve potentially slow load times of the Gliffy viewer and editor.

Search for shapes, use new fonts, and do more with Gliffy for Jira version 4.2!

• Shape search functionality
• New fonts
• Diagram rendering improvements
• Snap-to-grid improvements
• Bug fix for importing large diagrams
• Other minor bug fixes

Gliffy Jira Plugin 4.1.1 contains fixes for the following bugs/issues:

• Slowness when saving and exporting images from very large diagrams
• Image export with zoomed diagram caused text rendering problems
• Javascript "undefined is not a function" error
• Keyboard shortcuts not working in Chrome due to window focus

Gliffy Jira Plugin 4.1 has the following new features and fixes:

• iPhone / iOS wireframe shapes
• Spanish language support added
• Improved text editing features
• Bug fixes for Internet Explorer
• Other minor bug fixes

Gliffy Jira Plugin 4.0 has been completely rebuilt to use our modern HTML5 editor, and is now twice as fast as the previous Flash version!

The 4.0.3 update contains the following changes:

• Class-loader improvement to prevent potential OSGi conflicts on Atlassian DataCenter clustered instances
• Minor Gliffy Editor bugfixes

Gliffy Jira 4.0 includes major improvements such as:

• Cleaner, smoother UI
• New pop-up notes feature
• New shapes and templates:
  • Redesigned website & UI shapes
  • AWS Icons
  • Cisco Icons
  • ...and lots more!
• Import diagrams from Gliffy Online
• Improved stability
• Jira DataCenter compatibility
• Java 8 compatibility (for Jira 6.3)

Gliffy Jira Plugin 4.0 has been completely rebuilt to use our modern HTML5 editor, and is now twice as fast as the previous Flash version!

This version of Gliffy also includes other major improvements such as:

• Cleaner, smoother UI
• New pop-up notes feature
• New shapes and templates:
  • Redesigned website & UI shapes
  • AWS Icons
  • Cisco Icons
  • ...and lots more!
• Import diagrams from Gliffy Online
• Improved stability
• Jira DataCenter compatibility
• Java 8 compatibility (for Jira 6.3)

The 4.0.2 update contains minor bug fixes for Atlassian Cloud / OnDemand.

Gliffy Jira Plugin 4.0 has been completely rebuilt to use our modern HTML5 editor, and is now twice as fast as the previous Flash version!

This version of Gliffy also includes other major improvements such as:

• Cleaner, smoother UI
• New pop-up notes feature
• New shapes and templates:
  • Redesigned website & UI shapes
  • AWS Icons
  • Cisco Icons
  • ...and lots more!
• Import diagrams from Gliffy Online
• Improved stability
• Jira DataCenter compatibility
• Java 8 compatibility (for Jira 6.3)

The 4.0.1 update contains minor bug fixes around the pop-up notes feature, and a minor fix around shape contextual properties.

Gliffy Jira Plugin 4.0 has been completely rebuilt to use our modern HTML5 editor, and is now twice as fast as the previous Flash version!

This version of Gliffy also includes other major improvements such as:

• Cleaner, smoother UI
• New pop-up notes feature
• New shapes and templates:
  • Redesigned website & UI shapes
  • AWS Icons
  • Cisco Icons
  • ...and lots more!
• Import diagrams from Gliffy Online
• Improved stability
• Jira DataCenter compatibility
• Java 8 compatibility (for Jira 6.3)

For more information, see the detailed release notes.

Resolved editor resource loading problem.

This release resolves errors with customers importing and exporting Gliffy XML file format.

With Gliffy 3.9, Gliffy welcomes license management and payments directly through Atlassian.

Customers upgrading from a previous version of Gliffy should read the following support article: Gliffy & Atlassian Marketplace

Gliffy has been updated to work with Jira 6! Other features of this release include:

• Easier entry for Gliffy licenses
• Bug fixes

A minor fix for usernames that contain apostrophes.

This version addresses the XML parsing vulnerability identified by Atlassian in this security advisory:

http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/JIRA+Security+Advisory+2012-05-17

Jira 5 is a major milestone for Atlassian and will bring many improvements to our favorite bug tracker.

Today, we're releasing a new version of Gliffy that is compatible with the latest release candidate (as of this writing rc3).

For a full rundown of all the changes, please see the release notes:

http://www.gliffy.com/blog/2012/01/30/gliffy-for-jira-5/

This is a minor bug fix release to address a naming issue with other plugin vendors.

Today we're announcing an update to the Gliffy Jira plugin. This release includes a few new features: Page Navigator and User Preferences, and many bug fixes.

The page navigator allows you to zoom and pan large diagrams very quickly using a mini preview of your entire diagram. User preferences are a behind the scenes change that will make some of your settings in the Gliffy editor persistent across sessions.

<h2>        New Feature

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<li>[<a href='http://jira.gliffy.com/browse/GLIFFY-3775'>GLIFFY-3775</a>] -         Add Warning Banner to display for users who are on Chrome on MAC

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The New Gliffy Confluence and Jira Plugins have features that save you time and reduce frustration.  Here are the highlights of our v3.5 release:

Floating Properties Panel

Improved usability of the editor with the floating contextual properties.

A minor bug fix release is available today to address a few issues reported by customers.

Today we're releasing a new version of the Gliffy Plugin for Confluence and Jira.

This is a bug fix release that addresses the following key issues:

• Links on Diagrams
• Cross Site Scripting Issues (XSS)
• Gliffy Plugin for Jira install via the Universal Plugin Manager (UPM)

Please note that the following versions of Confluence and Jira are no longer supported by this release:

• Confluence < 3.0
• Jira < 4.0

The Jira plugin is now a Plugin Framework v2 plugin.  Be sure to remove any prior versions of Gliffy for Jira before installing this version.  Please read the following article from Atlassian for full instructions on Managing Jira plugins

Bug

• [GLIFFY-2811] – Using "Grab" or "Grab Shortcut" Breaks Scroll Bars

We had an issue with the Jira plugin when trying to add images to a new diagram of a new issue within the editor. 

Today we are proud to announce the release of the Gliffy Plugin for Confluence 3.1.0 and Gliffy Plugin for Jira 3.1.0. We’ve also done an update to Gliffy Online. We did two major updates for the plugins. The first was more of an internal update, in that the plugins are now built using Atlassians Plugins 2 SDK. The second major update to the plugins is the support of the tabs feature. We previously released the tabs feature to our Gliffy Online users. This feature will now allow our Confluence users, for example, to quickly copy content from one diagram to another. No more having to open documents one at a time. For more details on how the tabs feature works, check out our User Manual, under the Drawing Stage section.

We’ve also fixed numerous bugs and made various improvements to the interface.

Hope all of our blog readers are having a wonderful day. Our day just got a lot better with the release of Gliffy Plugin for Confluence and Gliffy Plugin for Jira 3.0.5. This release contains a few critical bug fixes, so we recommend our customers upgrade to this latest version. Below are a list of the bug fixes that affect both plugins and the ones that only affected the Confluence plugin

We’ve just posted a bug fix release for the Gliffy Plugin for Jira. The release fixes an issue we had with importing a Gliffy XML (.gxml) file to use as a template. If the template had an image in it, the import would fail.

Today we released the Gliffy Plugin for Confluence and Gliffy Plugin for Jira 3.0.3.  This update addresses various bug fixes and improvements.  

As per user request, we've reintegrated the Document Manager back into the Confluence Plugin.  This will allow customers to copy certain portions of diagrams into other diagrams.

We also put the Print feature back in.  This allows you to Print directly from the editor, not just to PDF.

Please follow the release notes url for a full breakdown of issues fixed.

This release fixes an issue where certain installations were not allowing some of our symbol libraries (like Venn symbols) to be loaded.

New Symbols

Yes, it’s been a while since we’ve added new symbols, but we’ve made some vast upgrades in our architecture that will allow us to put out beautiful new symbols more often. The first batch includes Venn diagram shapes and Sitemap shapes. Venn diagrams are perfect for showing relationships between things.  We’ve also added new fresh skins for our Basic and Flowchart shapes that will add sparkle to your diagrams. You can still use our classic skins too, located via the dropdown under each respective tab on the left hand side of Gliffy.

Templates 
By popular demand, we’re proud to introduce templates to the plugins. When you add a diagram to a Confluence page or Jira issue, you are immediately given the option to create a type of diagram based from a template provided by us (i.e. flowchart, floor plan, UML, etc.), or a template from your existing design (Confluence only). You can also use a template that can be stored on your computer using our new Import/Export Gliffy XML feature. This is very useful if you want to take a diagram you did in Gliffy Online and use it in Confluence or Jira. Note to Confluence users: we have removed the Document Manager since it’s purpose previously was for copying an existing diagram to create a new diagram. The Template Manager now does this in a more elegant fashion.

Line Tool Improvements 
We’ve also made some big improvements to our connector line tool. You can now add curved lines, quadratic bezier curves to be exact. Plus, we’ve added a new arrow type that can be accessed via the line ends property drop-down. You can also create lines that have a fill color and a border color. To do this, select a line, make the width of the line 3px or more (third selection on line width drop down or lower), and select a fill color. Viola! To change the border color, select a line color for that line.

Drawing Guides 
Finally, we’ve added drawing guides. To turn the drawing guides on, click anywhere on the visible page and you will see a “drawing guides” checkbox under the document properties. Check it to turn the guides on. When you drag a shape on the visible page, guides will show for different alignments. A red line will show when a shape is aligned to the center of another shape, and a green line will show when an edge is aligned to the edge of another shape. The drawing guides have replaced snap-to-grid.

Gliffy Jira Plugin 2.2.2 addresses an issue with Jira 4.1:

• [GLIFFY-2168] – Cannot see the top bars in Gliffy in Jira 4.1 on Firefox on Windows

We recommend all customers running Jira 4.1 upgrade to this release

• [GLIFFY-2123] – Installing a free license for confluence after setting up gliffy free trial gives invalid number of nodes error
• [GLIFFY-2125] – System error when creating a Gliffy diagram – When pressing “Create Diagram”

Faster! – The Gliffy editor has been re-tooled to take advantage of Flash 9, which means it’s fast! This also means that you have to have Flash 9 on your computer for Gliffy to work, but our research suggests most people are using Flash 10 by now anyways, so this shouldn’t be a problem for most.

Line tool is WAY better – When re-arranging shapes that have lines connected to them, the lines do what you expect. Also, lines can optionally have rounded corners which makes them look much better.

Help and User Manual – Earlier this year we created a detailed user manual to help new users get started more quickly. Inside the product, we now also include a list of keyboard shortcuts to save you time.

Faster Zoom – The zoom feature has been re-written, and it’s incredibly fast.

Mouse Scroll Wheel – You can now scroll through your diagram using the mouse wheel, or hold down shift and use the mouse wheel to zoom in.

True WYSIWYG editing – Previously, diagrams in Jira issues or Confluence pages sometimes looked different than they did in the Gliffy editor. This has been fixed, and you’ll get much better results than previously.

Tons of bug fixes – So many little issues have been fixed that it’s hard to list them all, but let’s just say many of those annoying issues you may have noticed before have been addressed.

Jira 4.1 Compatibility – Jira 4.1 is due out shortly, and we’ve addressed several compatibility issues to ensure Gliffy works as intended.

This version of Gliffy includes minor bug fixes, and ensures compatibility with Jira 4.0  

• [GLIFFY-1105] - Complete i18n for Gliffy Plugin for Jira
• [GLIFFY-1346] - Swim Lane Rotation Causes Unwanted Edits to Tex
• [GLIFFY-1308] - Consider changing the scrollbars so that they don't auto stretch/contract
• [GLIFFY-1350] - New network symbols are missing 1U and 2U rack server
• [GLIFFY-1309] - Make sure when support expires, you can still add diagrams.

• GLIFFY-120 - Fitting to screen and then resizing palettes and symbols, won't let you fit to screen again
• GLIFFY-200 - Mousing over Flowchart shape in Palette at zoom 'Fit to screen' changes its line width 
• GLIFFY-243 - line color 'no fill' does nothing
• GLIFFY-356 - Hard to see rotate widget/icon for shape
• GLIFFY-1281 - Whitespace should be trimmed from diagram names before they are created
• GLIFFY-1294 - Highlighted diagram name incorrectly indicates that Diagram is selected
• GLIFFY-264 - Evaluate Changing Order of Buttons on Toolbar
• GLIFFY-268 - Make Shape Overlay less beefy
• GLIFFY-274 - Revision History needs rethinking maybe
• GLIFFY-512 - Improved Visual Interface
• GLIFFY-477 - Have a 'help' button where people expect it
• GLIFFY-1269 - Enable Lock / Unlock Shape function when multiple shapes are selected