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# What's new?

**Cloud release:** June 24, 2026\
**Self-hosted version:** June 25, 2026

Key updates:

* Added Greek to the AI writing assistant using the Google Gemma 3 27B model and introduced a localized AI disclaimer.
* Migrated Spanish AI writing workflows from Anthropic Claude Haiku 4.5 to Google Gemma 3 27B and Amazon Nova models for performance optimization.
* Added 7,800+ new words across multiple languages, including medical terminology, abbreviations, proper names, technical terms, and German linking-hyphen forms. Improved language coverage for Danish, New Zealand English, and English dialect variants.
* Improved suggestion quality to follow common misspelling patterns in English and Spanish, and enhanced German word processing performance.
* ​Released AI proofreading engine v3.1.0 for Spanish with improved correction reliability in agreement, word usage, verb forms, prepositions, number spelling, and common word confusions. Improved AI proofreading performance on texts with superscript and subscript.
* Added support for hyphens in dictionary names, enhanced validation rules, and expanded support for apostrophe characters in custom and user dictionaries.
* Updated LanguageTool to the 2026-06-12 release, improved ICU-based word counting and processing for multiple languages, and improved Japanese and Chinese word usage calculations.
* ​Resolved a WordPress 7.0 Gutenberg compatibility issue that caused unexpected bullet markers to appear in WProofreader interface components.
* Upgraded jackson-core to version 2.18.7 to address the reported [CWE-770](https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/770.html) vulnerability, and jackson-databind to version 2.18.8 to address the reported [CVE-2026-54513](https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2026-54513) vulnerability.

For full details, [see the release notes](https://webspellchecker.com/release-notes/).
