paperless-ngx | v3.0.4

paperless-ngx v3.0.4 released on 28-07-2026


paperless-ngx v3.0.4 is out now. It fixes viewer and preview behaviour, improves OCR and the LLM indexing toolchain, corrects permission and filtering issues, and includes performance and dependency maintenance to improve stability and document navigation.

See the project’s GitHub releases for the full notes and downloads.

What’s in this release

  • Viewer and preview fixes — stop PDF.js text highlighting from scrolling the entire page, ensure the preview pane reloads on live changes, and preserve search filters when closing a document with Escape.
  • OCR and LLM indexing improvements — don’t skip OCR/archive for tagged PDFs with no embedded text, prefetch notes and custom fields for LLM index text, scope index updates to only actually modified documents, and pass the configured LLM output language into chat.
  • Permissions, filtering and integrity work plus maintenance — dedupe permission-visible documents with combined multi-tag filters, clamp out-of-range possible-field values, guard against stale foreign keys from deleted correspondents or document types, improve diacritic normalisation for dropdown filtering, and resolve npm provenance issues.

Upgrade notes

  • No breaking changes are listed in the release notes; review the GitHub release before upgrading.
  • No special rollback instructions are provided; keep a backup of your data and existing deployment if you need to revert.

Share your experience or report any regressions on the project’s GitHub so maintainers can follow up.

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