SeaTable 6.2 out now!

News and Announcements
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It’s here: SeaTable 6.2!

Starting today, you can download SeaTable 6.2 from the well-known Docker Hub repository. We will update SeaTable Cloud at the beginning of August 2026.

Highlights:

  • New app page type “HTML”: Build any page you want in your SeaTable app to interact with the data in your bases.
  • Improved app page type “Single Record”: Edit data inline and build better-looking pages with more formatting options.
  • Extended link permissions: Prevent users from removing existing links.
  • New string function": Format dates in any format using the new datetimeFormat() function.
  • Improved concatenation: Insert line breaks exactly where they are needed.
  • Better links: Add descriptions to your links, so you’ll never forget again what they were for.
  • Emojis : Use :rainbow: :tada: :collision: :heart: :poop: in your row comments :star_struck:

You find the Release Notes for this version in our blog. The complete list of changes is – as always – available in the Changelog.

:warning: Important upgrade information

Upgrading from version 6.1 to 6.2 is a bit more involved than previous minor releases and may require additional preparation.

  • Configuration changes: Version 6.2 requires a number of configuration changes - see here for more information.
  • Breaking changes in Python scripts: The updated Python client is not fully backward compatible. If your run Python scripts manually in your bases, you may need to update them. Find all details about the required changes here.
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Hi everyone,

I updated to SeaTable 6.2 (Self-hosted) and the admin settings show version 6.2.12. According to the release notes, there should be a new page type “HTML page”, but I can’t find it when adding a new page — only the page types I already know from the previous version are shown.

Did I overlook something? Is there a setting I need to activate first?

Thanks in advance for any help!

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Hey,

the HTML page feature requires deploying an additional container and configuring two settings inside dtable_web_settings.py.

Please refer to our admin docs for more information: HTML Server - SeaTable Admin Manual

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Thanks!

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Hi,

first of all: thanks a lot for the HTML pages feature. Being able to build a page with my own HTML and JavaScript opens up a lot and the SDK is pleasant to work with.

One thing makes it hard to use publicly, though: the permissions only work on table level. Sharing a table with an HTML page means sharing all of it — there’s no way to limit access to certain columns or rows, so everything in that table is available to whoever opens the page.

Are server-side filters planned for HTML pages too?

Thanks!