Floorp
floorp.app
- Free plan
- Open source
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
- iPhone and iPad
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What the maker publishes
- Account and migration
- No account is required to start, and Floorp provides a built-in import feature for bookmarks and history. source
- Browser engine
- gecko source
- Built-in ad blocking
- No source
- Cross-device sync
- Yes source
- Customization
- The browser features UI customization, mouse gestures, and web apps that open sites in their own windows. source
- Desktop platforms
- The desktop browser is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux; the download page lists multiple installation methods for each platform. source
- Developer
- Floorp Projects says it is operated by Ryosuke Asano as a sole proprietorship. source
- Downloads and verification
- Official release files are served from GitHub Releases; Windows installers are code-signed, the macOS app is notarized by Apple, and SHA-256 hashes are available to check downloads. source
- Extensions
- Extensions can access pages or browser data within the permissions granted to them, and users can manage extensions and permissions in Floorp. source
- Free plan
- Yes source
- iOS availability
- Floorp for iOS is currently being tested through TestFlight. source
- Open source
- Yes source
- Supported platforms
- both source
- Product
- Floorp is an open source browser built on Firefox. source
- Split view
- Split view displays up to four pages in one window, with adjustable panel widths. source
- Support
- Floorp lists documentation, release notes, Discord, and GitHub as community and support resources. source
- Sync
- Mozilla Account and Sync are optional, and Sync records are end-to-end encrypted before transmission. source
- Telemetry
- The default desktop configuration disables Mozilla telemetry and health-report uploads, while iOS disables Floorp telemetry and crash-report upload paths. source
- Web panels
- Web panels pin frequently used sites in a sidebar while you stay on the page you are viewing. source
- Workspaces
- Workspaces group tabs by task and can use Firefox containers to keep cookies and sign-ins separate. source
Checked against the maker's pages on 11 Oct 2026.