Release notes

What changes in each version of TOWeb 15, from the most recent to the oldest. Updates install automatically: TOWeb lets you know when a new version is ready.

TOWeb 15.0.0-beta.11

October 8, 2026

New

Site header: an external link in the menu can now be edited where it is (label, address, opening in a new tab), with the pencil that appears when you hover over the row or with a double-click; it keeps its place and its group, with no need to delete it and create it again. A group can also be renamed with this pencil.
SEO: the Blog page, the Shop page and the Documentation home now have their own title for Google, their description and their sharing image for social networks, like other pages (Blog and Documentation: Settings button, SEO tab; Shop: Store details). The address of the Shop and the Documentation can also be changed, and old links are redirected automatically.
Site header and footer: a “Learn more” link opens the documentation article about the menu and the footer. All of TOWeb’s “Learn more” links now lead straight to the right article, in the language of the interface.
Support: at the top of the form, a panel leads to the documentation and to the most requested articles (menu and footer, sections, colours and fonts, importing a TOWeb 14 site, publishing), in the language of the interface, so you can find the answer before writing.
Importing a TOWeb 14 website: your different blogs (the groups ticked “blog”) are brought together in the blog. Each post keeps the tag of its original blog and its keywords, each blog keeps its place in the menu, with an entry leading to the page of its tag, and its old addresses lead there too, in every language.
Theme › Shapes and rhythm: a new Line height setting, next to the text size, makes text tighter or airier. “Normal” keeps the line height the style sets for its font, and headings follow in the same proportion, in the editor as on the site.

Improvements

Card grid: each card's title, text, meta, price and button label can now also be edited in the panel, by expanding the card. A newly added card can therefore get a button.
Card grid: when there are fewer cards than columns, a hint under “Columns” says how many cards to add to fill them.
Editor: a site variable placed in a text is underlined with dots, and its tooltip shows its value and where to change it (Settings › Advanced › Variables).
Sections: the Section tab of the right panel now lets you move the section up or down, duplicate it and delete it. The tooltip of the handle between two sections now also says that a click opens these commands.
Sections: pressing Backspace in an empty section deletes the section. Cmd+Z or Ctrl+Z brings it back.
Blog posts, documentation and product pages: subheadings now use a reading size taken from the style, more measured than page headings, and the text keeps the style's size and line height, identically in the editor and on the site. The title of a product page follows the same scale.
Site menu: each entry moves up or down one step with the arrows that appear on hover, like the shop collections. The handle still drags it, including into a group.

Fixes

Preview: a link or button that leads to a specific section of a page now really takes you there, instead of opening that page at the top; an internal link no longer loads the page twice.
Shop: when the Shop page has an address other than “shop” (for example “boutique”), the categories in the menu and the links to the shop or its products (buttons, links in the text, sites imported from TOWeb 14) now lead there, instead of ending on a page that cannot be found.
Pages: the meta title and description entered in a page's SEO settings are always saved, even when moving very quickly from one field to the next (they could seem replaced by the page name after a rename); a character counter is also shown under the meta title.
TOWeb 14 website import: a page title framed by icons is carried over, with the icon placed above it, small; a row of five or more thumbnails (an image and a title) becomes a grid of cards instead of a stack of giant images; a clickable image (a map of regions or departments) becomes the image followed by the list of its links to your pages; a button in the middle of a sentence stays a link in the sentence, without breaking it.
Shop: a shop that sells to businesses (prices shown excluding tax) no longer shows “14-day returns” in the trust bar, the “Right of withdrawal” link below the footer, or the legal guarantee notice in Automatic mode: these rights only concern consumers.
Shop: choosing “Never” for the legal guarantee notice is now saved; it no longer goes back to “Automatic” after you switch pages.
Shop: the “Recently viewed” block on a product page no longer shows a product that was deleted or taken off sale, which appeared with a missing image and led to a page that could not be found.
Importing a multilingual TOWeb 14 site: blog posts now arrive with their translations, like pages; a paragraph split differently from one language to another no longer receives its neighbour's translation, it is left to be translated.
Image galleries: on the site, each image now shows its caption, translated into each language, instead of its alternative text (which is still read by search engines and screen readers).
Site header: once turned off, the “Sub-menus” switch in Menu settings really removes the drop-down menus, on the site as well as in the Preview and the mobile menu; each entry becomes a simple link (a group leads to its first page). Turned back on, it restores the sub-menus as they were.
Publishing: with a host that already handles HTTPS itself (proxy or CDN), the site no longer loops on redirects (“too many redirects”) and stays reachable after every publication. The new “Redirect visitors to HTTPS” setting (Settings › Advanced) turns this redirect off if needed, and both the server test and the online check now clearly name a redirect loop.
Shop: the cart and its "Checkout" button no longer appear when nothing is for sale (all products in draft) or in catalogue mode, including on blog and documentation pages; they led to a checkout page that did not exist.
Bookings: the number of spots shown under each time slot is the number still available, no longer the slot's total capacity.
Help: installing the site as an app now points to the right place to choose its icon (the icon square to the left of the site name, in Project), and the help for the maximum number of people in a booking now refers to the Options tab.
Preview: after a change that affects many pages at once (menu, footer, style), the Preview no longer keeps the processor busy for several minutes; on a large site, it settles down again within seconds and uses much less memory.
Bookings: a long time slot is no longer wrongly refused when the bookings it crosses do not take place at the same time (for example, with 2 places, one booking from 9:00 to 9:30 and another from 10:00 to 10:30 leave an appointment from 9:00 to 10:30 free); the site counts the places actually taken at each moment, both when showing availability and when booking, without ever selling one place too many.
Bookings: in the Preview, the calendar follows the resource's real opening hours (opening days, start times, closed dates, booking notice and horizon, full capacity) instead of randomly drawn availability, and a note states that this is sample availability: the real one is calculated on the published site.
Bookings: the durations offered to visitors (for example 30, 60 and 90 min) can be set in the resource's Schedule tab: add, remove, reorder them and choose the preselected one; a “Show remaining spots” switch (Options tab) hides or shows the number of spots under each time slot. On the site, an offered duration longer than the first one is no longer refused at booking time, and the summary shows the price of the chosen duration.
Importing a TOWeb 14 website: the stock of each product option is carried over. A sold original artwork stays on display but can no longer be bought, a one-of-a-kind piece sells only once, and a limited edition keeps its number of copies.
Importing a TOWeb 14 website: the Google Analytics ID found in the code of your pages is carried over into Settings › Tracking & Analytics, and verification tags (Search Console, Bing, Pinterest) are now always saved there.
Importing a TOWeb 14 website: a page named “Blog”, “Shop” or “Checkout” no longer takes the address reserved for the blog, the shop or the checkout; both remain reachable.
Importing a TOWeb 14 backup: when the file name is a date or “backup”, the imported website takes the website’s title instead of that name.
Warm Artisan style: the shadow of images now sits beneath the image, in the website’s own tone, instead of a light brown halo all around it.
Import report: the number of portals carried over as pages is accurate.
Importing a multilingual TOWeb 14 website: the old address of a blog post in a language other than the main one now leads to the post.
Multilingual blog: a tag not yet translated whose address is already used by a post gets its own address, and both pages remain reachable.
Blog posts and products: the social sharing title and description, as well as a post's search engine title, are now published, in every language of the website.
Headings: in blog posts, the documentation and product pages, heading sizes now follow the style chosen in the Theme, just like in the editor. They used to be fixed on the site, where a heading looked smaller than while editing.
Card grid: the field for a card's address is now called “Card link” instead of “Button label”.
Footer: a column or a social link dragged in the panel and then dropped onto the page no longer leaves a meaningless code there.
Importing a TOWeb 14 website: a field from the old website that is not carried over (for example a notice read live from another service) no longer shows up as raw text on the page; the import report names it, along with the page where it appeared.
Importing a TOWeb 14 website: the ribbons (“Original”, “Sold out”…) and badge images (a “Sold” stamp…) placed on product and page pictures are carried over at the top of their text, the ribbon in bold and the badge as a small image, instead of being lost.
Importing a multilingual TOWeb 14 site: image alternative texts translated in the TOWeb 14 media library are now carried over in each language.

TOWeb 15.0.0-beta.10

October 7, 2026

New

Posts and products are ready for Google Discover: a large share image (1200 × 630 px, never enlarging a smaller picture), structured-data images as full, large addresses, and large previews allowed on indexed pages.
Shop: for a product whose stock is tracked, the choice “When out of stock” (Show as out of stock, Hide product, Allow backorders). “Hide product” removes the sold-out product from the shop, collections, showcases, search and sitemap at the next publication; its page stays reachable by a link. By default, a sold-out product stays shown as out of stock.
Settings › General: a “Your business” section (legal name, address, company registration number, phone, e-mail) describes your business to Google and AI assistants, in the site's structured data. It replaces the “Contact details” section, which saved nothing.
Footer: in a “Text” column, a phone number becomes clickable (direct call on mobile), as does an e-mail or web address, without changing how you type it.
In a link, you can choose a blog post or a product (“Post” and “Product” tabs of the picker); the link follows the post in every language and is cleanly removed if it is unpublished.
Two new site languages: Arabic and Hebrew. Cart, checkout, forms, bookings, customer e-mails and the management area are translated, and the site reads from right to left.
The Blog page can have a description, shown under its title and used by Google (Blog › Index page settings).
Each blog post now publishes its structured information (title, summary, date, author, image), the kind Google and AI assistants read.
The Keywords field is removed from SEO settings, and importing a TOWeb 14 site no longer brings them over: Google has ignored them since 2009 and Bing uses them to spot spam.

Fixes

Menu: a page can be dragged into a group that sits inside another group (for example “Reports › 2026”), as the published site can display it; a dragged group takes its pages along, never beyond three levels.
Preview: a change to the menu or the footer now appears on every page, not only on the one open in the editor.
Shop: the stock quantity entered in a product is now taken into account (sold out shown, purchase refused beyond it, stock reduced with each sale); a one-of-a-kind item can no longer be sold twice.
Multilingual sites: the home page is no longer redirected to another language based on the visitor’s browser (Google thought it had moved and stopped indexing it); only a language the visitor chooses is remembered. 404 pages are no longer in the sitemap.
TOWeb 14 site import: mega-menus become drop-down menus with all their links (a site whose pages were only reachable through them kept nothing but “Home”), and files opened from an image or a paragraph title (PDF, GPX…) are imported instead of losing their link.
Preview: an unreadable product page (for example after importing an old site) no longer stops the whole preview from starting; only that page is skipped. Publishing remains blocked until the product is repaired.
Server test: when the host filters automated visits (SiteGround, Cloudflare or Imunify360 bot protection), the test says so and no longer wrongly concludes that PHP features are not enabled.
Wording: “product” always means what you sell (shop, catalogue, cart, import report), “post” what you publish in the blog.
Multilingual sites: after a publication or a local test, the preview of secondary languages (“/en/…”) no longer crashes on a missing file.
Publishing to OVHcloud, o2switch or Hostinger: a site set to SFTP is no longer told to switch back to FTP (SFTP, available depending on the plan, is the safest), and the OVH note says when to prefer SFTP and not to tick FTPS with FTP.
Connection test: an FTP server that refuses encryption (FTPS), such as OVHcloud shared hosting, is explained in plain words with what to do, instead of “500 This security scheme is not implemented”.
The blog post editor shows the same text width as the published site, instead of spreading it across the full width.
Footer: the links of a column can be reordered by drag and drop, with the mouse or the keyboard.
Site legal documents (Settings › Cookies): a “Choose a page” menu fills in each document's address, without typing it.
The Team block no longer disappears from the editor when a member has no social networks.
A product with options now shows “From” the price of its cheapest option instead of 0.00, and an item without a price shows “Price on request”, with no buy button.
TOWeb 14 site import: code pasted into a brick's text (widget, map, calculator, webcam) is kept in an Embed block instead of being removed.
TOWeb 14 site import: Google, Bing and Pinterest verification tags are kept in Settings › Tracking & Analytics, and the report names the pages whose header code is not kept.
The first publication of a site to a server now asks for confirmation: it replaces what is online at that address, for example your previous TOWeb 14 site.
TOWeb 14 site import: a three-level menu no longer spills into a list of every section; entries moved into “More…” stay on a single level there, and a large dropdown menu scrolls instead of covering the page.
TOWeb 14 site import: pages that were not in its menu (a third level of sections, for example) stay out of the menu, instead of piling up as rows of links after “More…”.
Shop › Collections: a collection's name now shows on two lines instead of being cut off.
In the editor, the Product showcase block shows prices as the published site does: none in catalog mode, “From” and “Price on request” otherwise.
Sites in Arabic, Hebrew and other right-to-left languages: a site name, a post tag or a collection in these scripts is accepted and gets a valid address, prices and short labels are no longer jumbled, and quotes in a post have their bar on the correct side.

TOWeb 15.0.0-beta.9

October 6, 2026

New

Catalog mode (Shop › Store details): your products are shown without prices or purchasing, like a catalog, with their product pages, references, photos and categories. Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site whose catalog had no prices turns it on automatically.
You can duplicate a site from the Your sites screen (the “…” menu of a card): TOWeb suggests a name, shows how much space the copy will take, and the copy has no publishing destination, so it never replaces the live site.

Improvements

When importing a site from TOWeb 14 or earlier, the report now flags the header title and slogan that TOWeb 15 does not display, and explains how to bring them back.
When importing a site from TOWeb 14 or earlier, the report now also flags styling pasted as code into a brick’s text: the text is carried over, and the report explains how to get the layout back.
When publishing, TOWeb now only replaces its own part of the server’s .htaccess file: rules added by you or your host (redirects, PHP version…) are kept.
On the published site, Google’s anti-spam check (reCAPTCHA) only loads once the visitor starts filling in a form.
The Mac installer is lighter: it no longer carries image tools meant for other systems.
The published site search also finds words in the text of pages, posts and documentation, not only in titles.

Fixes

Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site no longer shows “{CRLF}” or “[CRLF]” in product descriptions: they become line breaks.
Removing an old link to the shop or the blog from the menu now also removes the matching page entry, instead of seeing it reappear immediately.
A page’s old addresses (entered in its settings or carried over when importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site) redirect to the page again, which preserves search rankings: if you have already published an imported site, publish it once more after the update.
The home page now shows its real name in the page list, and can be renamed like any other page.
Removing the site logo now really removes it: the site name is shown in its place in the header.
In the Team block, the photo of a member who has a link keeps its size on the published site, instead of taking up the full width.
In the Team block, “Open in a new tab” is respected for a member’s link, and their social networks (LinkedIn, Facebook…) show on the published site.
Footer links are chosen with the usual link picker (page, section, address, email…), and a link to a page shows up there instead of an empty field.
The windows for choosing a file or folder reopen in the last folder used, instead of “Downloads”.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site carries over the search engine title and description of blog posts.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site reports code pasted into a page's text (a widget, frame or script from another service), which is not carried over, and explains how to bring it back with the “Embed” block.
The example site ("Explore an example") shows the product photos in the shop and in the media library, instead of icons; the same goes for a site copied without its thumbnails.

TOWeb 15.0.0-beta.8

October 5, 2026

New

New “Embed” block (/embed): a webcam, a review widget, a calendar or a weather service can be placed anywhere on the page, by its address or by the HTML code the service provides (from the Premium edition).
With Google Analytics, the site sends the useful events by itself, once the visitor agrees: product viewed, added to cart, checkout started, purchase (with its amount), contact form sent, booking confirmed, click on an email address or phone number, and installer download (Mac .dmg included).

Improvements

In the Team block, each member can lead to their own page: their photo and name become clickable.
Shop: product thumbnails can show the whole image instead of a cropped square (Shop › General), ideal for sleeves, cassettes or posters.
On the published site, an animation only starts as it nears the screen: pages with several of them respond faster when loading, especially on mobile.

Fixes

In bookings, the base price is entered in your currency's units (it was entered in cents).
On a product page, the reassurance strip only shows “Secure payment” when an online payment method is active (not for bank transfer alone), and the “Customer service” mention, which led nowhere, is removed.
In the editor, the hint text of form fields is now labelled in TOWeb's language.
The emoji picker no longer opens at every colon typed in the text: it appears when you type a colon followed by the first letters of an emoji (“:su” for the sun).
In settings, an image preview (share image, cover…) shows the whole image, sharp, instead of an enlarged and cropped central square.
Renaming a page from the page list (pencil) shows what you type again, even when its address is long.
In the Hero block, each button's text and destination are set in the right panel, with the usual link picker (page, section, email…), and a new button starts in TOWeb's language.
The shop's "Show tax incl. or tax excl. mention" setting is respected: when it is off, prices including tax show no mention; a price excluding tax always keeps its own.
The search engine title entered in a product's SEO tab is now the one used on its published page.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site keeps the alignment of blog post titles: a centred title stays centred.
An order containing only digital products or services (a PDF, a ticket, a donation) no longer asks for a postal address: email, name and country are enough.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site keeps each image's alternative text (alt) in pages and posts, not only in the media library.
A post imported from a TOWeb 5 to 14 site without a publication date takes the creation date of its content, instead of the date of the import.
Removing a section's background image also restores the text colour: it no longer stays white, and therefore invisible, on the section's background.

TOWeb 15.0.0-beta.7

October 4, 2026

New

A section can have a fixed background again: the image stays still while the content scrolls, on iPhone and iPad too.
Two new styles: Chai, the cellar and the terroir (wine red, wine labels, warm dark), for winemakers, wine shops, guesthouses and restaurants; and Zellige, Moorish geometry (Fez blue, emerald, saffron, eight-pointed stars), which also writes Arabic.
A form can take visitors to a page of your choice once their message is sent, for example a thank-you page, instead of showing a message; importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site keeps this page.

Improvements

When publishing, TOWeb no longer has pages, posts and products still in draft translated: publishing is faster and uses less of your AI quota. They will be translated when you publish them.
The media library accepts any file to download, such as an installer or an archive: you offer it as a link on a page, like a PDF, and its address keeps a readable name.

Fixes

Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site keeps its side column (headlines, for example) next to the page text, instead of stacking it at the top when the page also has a banner or a grid.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site recognises its blog, even when it sits in an article group: its posts become blog posts, and writing a new one no longer creates a second blog.
A button that leads to a specific section of a page keeps that section: on the site, it no longer opens the top of the page.
Typing in block settings no longer loses characters when you type fast (for example the message shown after a form is sent).
In a product's SEO tab, the title and description for search engines can be entered again.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site now keeps the files offered for download (installers, archives…), and their former addresses still lead to the file.
Home stays in the menu: it no longer disappears when importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site, or when you add it back from the menu editor.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site keeps its multi-level submenus, in the TOWeb 14 order, including a drop-down menu with a single page.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site puts its articles in their submenu, instead of leaving them at the top level of the menu.
A large multi-column drop-down menu reads without overlap: its columns wrap onto a new row instead of running off the screen.
On a multilingual site, footer links keep their translated label, even when the same word appears elsewhere on the site.
In the page list, each page's title stays visible, even when its address is long.
Clicking the header, a carousel or an image reopens the settings panel when it was collapsed.
A page imported from a TOWeb 14 site without a readable name takes a title based on its address.
The header's empty menu now shows in TOWeb's language and explains how to add pages to it.

TOWeb 15.0.0-beta.6

October 3, 2026

Improvements

With the cloud AI, translation at publication groups texts together: it is faster and uses far less of your AI quota.
When publishing, if many texts need translating with the AI on your computer, TOWeb shows how long it will take and offers to publish without waiting.
On the License screen, each edition also shows the upgrade price for TOWeb 14 and earlier customers; one click opens the place to enter your invoice.
With many TOWeb 5 to 14 sites on the computer, the Sites screen offers search and sorting (recently modified, name, version), and shows names in full.
A section can also be duplicated from the right panel: Section tab › Duplicate section.
Help › Open the TOWeb Log opens the file where TOWeb records its activity, to find an error and send it to support.
During a publication, the site's automatic translation shows its progress (language, texts translated), and “Cancel” stops it: the bar no longer freezes at 15%.
The report shown when publishing separates its sections more clearly: a stronger heading, the affected pages indented, a rule between two sections.

Fixes

An imported page with a button that no longer has a link (it pointed to a deleted page) now opens normally in the editor instead of showing an error.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site fixes buttons still pointing to a Lauyan template's demo link: they now lead where the photo of the same paragraph leads.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site keeps the catalogs in its drop-down menus: each one leads to its own shop collection, under its original name.
On iPads and iPhones running iOS 17, cards in grids (features, pricing, testimonials, team) keep their height and no longer spill over the next section.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site keeps the click action of images: a link to a page or a site, or enlarging.
The import keeps the links and buttons placed in a paragraph title, such as an A to Z alphabet bar.
Importing a shop respects items without VAT, and keeps the PayPal payment method, to reactivate with its keys.
A published site now displays correctly on iPads and iPhones running iOS 17 and on older browsers: the theme colors were not recognized there, and pages looked black or washed out.
An image set to “Link” on click now leads to the chosen address on the published site.
A block added from the “Add” panel now goes into the selected section, instead of landing at the bottom of the page.
A duplicated section has its own anchor: a link to the original section no longer lands on its copy.
On a published site, animated content always shows: on some devices (an iPad with a VPN, for example), a resource that never finished loading left the pages black apart from the header.
A TOWeb 5 to 14 site whose search engine was enabled keeps site search after the import.
The “a publication is already in progress” message is shown in your language.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site picks the same home page as TOWeb 14: the first one in the menu, not a page named “home” placed further down.
In the Header panel, the logo image no longer hides the menu editor.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site no longer shows “{CRLF}” in a menu label written on two lines.

TOWeb 15.0.0-beta.5

October 1, 2026

New

In the Sites screen, “Explore an example” opens a copy of a complete site (shop, bookings, blog, documentation) so you can see how everything is done.

Improvements

On macOS 26 and later, the TOWeb icon adopts Apple's new style in the Dock.
In Italian, TOWeb now addresses you informally (“tu”) everywhere, consistently.
Help › Release Notes opens the history of what's new in TOWeb.
A link to another site can point to a different address depending on the page's language: each version of your site leads to the right page.
“About TOWeb” shows the build number next to the version, and support receives it with every request.
“Report a Problem” now also accepts PDF documents as attachments.

Fixes

The “update ready” notification is in your language and in TOWeb's name.
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site now carries over its publishing settings: site address, server, user name and password.
The SSH server verification window shown on first connection is in your language.
Importing a site opened in several successive versions of TOWeb now reads its latest state, not an old copy left in its folder.
An imported site keeps its TOWeb 14 name instead of taking the name of the template it started from (for example “blanksite”).
Importing a TOWeb 5 to 14 site now keeps its drop-down menus: sections that shared the same group name are grouped under that name again.
A TOWeb 5 to 14 site's “per page” header slideshow now gets back every page's images: some appeared nowhere.
A TOWeb 5 to 14 site whose home page sits inside the blog keeps its home page, instead of turning it into a post and leaving the home page empty.
On an Intel Mac, a video's preview image is created automatically again.
On Windows, a save briefly blocked by an antivirus or OneDrive is retried instead of failing, and the closing window states the real cause of a failure.
On Windows, if folder protection or an antivirus prevents TOWeb from saving a site, TOWeb says so as soon as the site is opened and explains how to allow it.
If the Trash refuses a site you are deleting, TOWeb tries again, then offers to delete it permanently instead of failing.
On Windows, TOWeb no longer keeps a site's images open after importing or displaying them: a closed site can be deleted without quitting TOWeb.
In a documentation menu, a chapter title opens its page directly instead of appearing twice.
A footer link to a specific section of a page now goes straight to it, instead of opening the top of the page.

TOWeb 15.0.0-beta.4

October 1, 2026

Share buttons under every blog post.
The release notes can be read in TOWeb, and what's new is shown after each update.
Legal documents open in a new tab.
Every heading in a blog post has its own direct link, just like on pages.
The Italian interface keeps the same tone throughout.
Help › Report a Problem opens the built-in support, and TOWeb Help opens the documentation in your language.
Adding a section to a multilingual page no longer mixes up the translations of the following sections.
Going back to an earlier version of the site also restores its translations.

TOWeb 15.0.0-beta.3

October 1, 2026

The first early access version, open to everyone.

Before TOWeb 15

The history of TOWeb 14 and earlier versions, back to version 5, remains available in the archives: see the history of TOWeb 14 to 5.