What ONLYOFFICE Docs 10.0 changes in the open-source build

What happened

ONLYOFFICE's blog post dated October 10, 2026, announces Docs 10.0. The post says the release has around 50 new features, more than 1,000 bug fixes, and about 35 fixed vulnerabilities. It also says built-in AI was removed from the open-source versions, and that AI tools are installed separately. The help-center changelog lists version 10.0.0 with a release date of October 10, 2026. Phoronix reported the release on the October 13 wire. This page uses the blog and the changelog for the counts and for the open-source AI split. It does not list the vulnerabilities or how any of them worked. The paper filing the release isFutureweb.

What left the open-source build

The dependency on this desk is the license boundary, not a feature tour. ONLYOFFICE says the open-source versions no longer carry built-in AI, and that the AI tools are a separate install. A reader who equated Docs 10.0 with an AI suite would be reading a different edition than the one the blog describes for open source. The desk for that split isOpen Source.

What the changelog is for

The changelog is the version record: 10.0.0 on October 10, 2026. The blog is the company's summary of scale: about 50 features, more than 1,000 fixes, about 35 vulnerabilities. About is the company's wording, and this page keeps it. A community post the same week describes apps and a default for cloud installs. Those details stay on that post unless the blog states them. What a license obligates, the standing question under a split like this, iswhat a license obligates.

Why it matters on this desk

An office suite that removes a subsystem from the open-source build and sells or ships it beside that build is a licensing fact. The version number still has to mean one release. Firefox 158, a different product's version note from the same week, iswhat Firefox 158 ships for JPEG XL.

What this page will not import

This page does not name the 35 vulnerabilities, does not describe fixes, and does not print an install command. A count of fixed issues is not a reproduction. A process node, which a document suite is not, iswhat a process node measures.

Where the accounts overlap

The blog and the changelog overlap on the version and the October 10 date. Phoronix overlaps on the existence of the 10.0 release. The AI removal is the blog's sentence about open-source builds. This page does not upgrade Phoronix's report into a second measurement of the bug count. Open-source versions, plural, is the blog's scope for the AI removal. This page does not invent which forks are covered beyond that phrase. A separate install is the company's description. This page does not print the command. Open-source versions, plural, is the blog's scope for the AI removal. This page does not invent which forks are covered beyond that phrase. A separate install is the company's description. This page does not print the command. Open-source versions, plural, is the blog's scope for the AI removal. This page does not invent which forks are covered beyond that phrase.

What to watch next

A changelog correction of the October 10 date, or a blog edit that puts AI back into the open-source build, would change the record. A list of vulnerability identifiers, published by the project without exploit detail, would deepen it. This page would still not print methods. What a version number has to mean iswhat a version number has to mean.

What would change the record

A statement that the 35 fixes were not in 10.0.0, or that open-source builds kept the previous built-in AI, would change it. A mirror that repeats the blog would not. An install recipe would not. Version 10.0.0 is the changelog string. Docs 10.0 is the blog's name for the same release. A separate install is the company's description. This page does not print the command. Open-source versions, plural, is the blog's scope for the AI removal. This page does not invent which forks are covered beyond that phrase. A separate install is the company's description. This page does not print the command. Open-source versions, plural, is the blog's scope for the AI removal. This page does not invent which forks are covered beyond that phrase. Version 10.0.0 is the changelog string. Docs 10.0 is the blog's name for the same release.

What stays a split release

What stays specific is ONLYOFFICE Docs 10.0.0 on October 10, 2026, with the company's counts of about 50 features, more than 1,000 bug fixes, and about 35 fixed vulnerabilities, and with built-in AI removed from the open-source versions. AI tools, the blog says, are installed separately. Phoronix is the third account of the release, not a second set of counts. Version 10.0.0 is the changelog string. Docs 10.0 is the blog's name for the same release. Version 10.0.0 is the changelog string. Docs 10.0 is the blog's name for the same release. Version 10.0.0 is the changelog string. Docs 10.0 is the blog's name for the same release. Version 10.0.0 is the changelog string. Docs 10.0 is the blog's name for the same release. A separate install is the company's description. This page does not print the command. Open-source versions, plural, is the blog's scope for the AI removal. This page does not invent which forks are covered beyond that phrase.