What's shipped and what's planned across Quark's products — in plain language.
In short
This portal is a single, always-current place to see what has been released and what's planned next for your Quark products. It updates automatically as releases ship, so what you see reflects the current state.
Open the product's link above. You land on the summary: totals for Releases done and Upcoming.
Click a card — Releases done (shipped versions) or Upcoming releases (planned) — to see the list.
Click any row (or its Open ↗ button) to read that release's notes.
Switch products anytime using the Other products links in the header.
3 · Reading a release
Each release lists its items grouped by type, with a count of each:
New a new capability ·
Improved an enhancement to existing behavior ·
Fix a resolved issue ·
Security a security hardening item.
Every item shows a short, plain-language description, plus:
Reference — the related support ticket where applicable, so you can tie an item back to a case you raised.
Status — for planned items, where it is in the pipeline (e.g. In progress, Planned).
Versions. Shipped releases show their version number (for example 5.8.21, 16.9.0, 22.1.2). You can print any release — Print → Save as PDF — for a clean copy to keep or circulate.
Known issues & breaking changes
Just under a release’s summary you may see one or both of these:
⚠ Breaking Changes & Partner Impact — a change in this release that may need action on your side (for example an adjustment to how you integrate). Each one lists its impact / needed checks and, where relevant, a workaround.
⚠ Known issues — issues identified for the release, each with the checks to run and any workaround.
Each item is tagged New in <version> (it first appears in this release) or Pre-existing (carried over from an earlier release, not introduced here). Each release keeps its own known-issues list as a permanent record of what was known at that release.
4 · What “upcoming” means
Upcoming items are planned and subject to change. Scope and timing for anything under Upcoming are not commitments — they may move or change as work progresses. A version number appears once a release ships.
5 · Questions
If something is unclear, or you'd like more detail on a release, please reach out to your Quark representative or your usual Quark support contact.