Changelog

XPress updates automatically through Atlassian Forge — there is nothing to install or upgrade on your side.

1.0.0 — Marketplace launch

Release date: TBD

The first public release on the Atlassian Marketplace.

Features

• One-Click Export — export any Confluence page to PDF with a single click.
• Bulk Export — multi-select pages or include entire branches of the page tree; export a whole space if you want.
• Page Layout Control — A4 / Letter / Legal / A3, portrait or landscape, per-side margin control in millimetres.
• Headers and Footers — free-text header and footer that appears on every PDF page.
• Page Numbers — toggle on, position in any bottom corner. Format: current / total.
• Export History — last 20 exports per space, with status and re-download links.
• Async background jobs — large bulk exports queue and run in the background while you keep using Confluence.
• Real-time progress — a progress bar with percentage updates as the export runs.

Content support

• Headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, code blocks
• Confluence panels (info, warning, note, etc.)
• Layout columns
• Inline and embedded images
• Status macros
• Most macros that resolve to HTML at Confluence export time

Privacy & licensing

• Built on Atlassian Forge.
• Read scopes for page content, attachments, hierarchical navigation, and search.
• Write scopes for attaching results back to pages.
• GDPR compliant. See privacy and security for the full picture.
• Paid app with Atlassian Marketplace licensing.

Known limits

• Session-only settings — paper size, margins, headers, footers, page numbers reset to defaults each time you open XPress.
• Per-export uniform layout — one paper size / orientation / chrome configuration per PDF; you can’t mix within a single export.
• Page tree order — bulk export PDFs follow the Confluence page hierarchy order; no manual reorder.
• 20-export history per space — older exports roll off as new ones run.
• No master table of contents for bulk exports — individual page ToC macros render, but XPress doesn’t synthesize a top-level ToC.
• External images may not always embed reliably — uploading as Confluence attachments is more reliable.

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