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OnlyOffice, the free open-source office suite for Linux, Windows, and macOS, released new 9.3 version few days ago for its offline use desktop editors app.<\/p>\n
The new version introduced long-awaited multipage view<\/b> feature, allowing to view multiple page documents side-by-side.<\/p>\n
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Simply enable the feature by either going to OnlyOffice Documents Multi-Page View<\/p><\/div>\n OnlyOffice Desktop Editors support adding signatures in PDF forms since version 6.2. With this version, the feature has been updated with more options.<\/p>\n A signature created by OnlyOffice now supports more signing methods<\/b>, including hand drawing<\/i> via a mouse or touch device, inserting text with custom font & size<\/i>, and using image<\/i> file from either local machine or remote URL.<\/p>\n And, when uploading image, an “Remove white background” option is available to make your image transparent.<\/p>\n signature now supports signing via hand-writing, custom text, and image methods<\/p><\/div>\n Also for the PDF app, it now supports editing password protected PDF files. Simply click open a such PDF file, then switch to editing mode, it will pop-up a small dialog asking for typing the password to unlock, and allow to edit afterward.<\/p>\n Other PDF updates include ability to edit built-in fonts, edit macro recordings, and manage links, as well as version history support.<\/p>\n For Spreadsheet, it introduced new Solver tool<\/b> to find an optimal (maximum or minimum) value for a formula. And, it added new Format button, dynamic array support, as well as expanded formula library.<\/p>\n For important or favorite files, the new version now provides “Pin” action to the recent files’ context menu. As well, user can pin local folders in the “Recent folders” list.<\/p>\n Other changes in OnlyOffice Desktop Editor 9.3 include:<\/p>\n The Desktop Editors has an official download page through the link below:<\/p>\n Linux user may choose install the native For choice, Ubuntu may also select install the Snap package in App Center (or Software Manager) which runs in sandbox environment. And, there’s a Flatpak package<\/a> that works in most Linux in sandbox.<\/p>\nView<\/code> -> Multiple Pages<\/code>, or clicking the Multipage Pages<\/i> icon on bottom status bar. Then, zoom or re-size the app window, it will show single or multiple pages side-by-sde automatically according to the canvas size.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/ubuntuhandbook.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/02\/onlyoffice-multiview.webp\")
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Get OnlyOffice Desktop Editors 9.3<\/h3>\n
\nDownload OnlyOffice Desktop Editors<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n.deb<\/code> for Debian\/Ubuntu or .rpm<\/code> for RHEL\/Fedora based distributions.<\/p>\n