Floorp
Open-source browser based on Firefox, combining advanced privacy and tracking protection with a Chromium-inspired interface, cross-platform support, customization options, compatibility with Firefox extensions, regular updates, efficient performance, and multilingual support.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MPL-2.0)
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Snapcraft
- Flathub
- Flatpak
- Haiku
Features
Floorp News & Activities
Recent News
- POX published news article about Floorp
Floorp 12.17 adds tab stacks, container choice, workspace icon picker & improved Zen modeFloorp 12.17 is now available, delivering a range of new customization and workflow features for us...
- Fla published news article about Floorp
Floorp 12.14.0: Command Palette, passkeys & iCloud passwords for enhanced browsingFloorp version 12.14.0 introduces the Command Palette, letting users quickly access over 100 browse...
- Fla published news article about Floorp
Floorp introduces Zen Mode and enhanced Split View with 4 panesFloorp v12.12.0 introduces a new Zen Mode, allowing users to browse with a minimized interface and ...
Recent activities
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Comments and Reviews
Honestly, it's one of the best Firefox based browsers I've tested so far, could say it's on par with Librewolf. Though lacking in some privacy it provides a lot, and I would say the most customization to a modern Firefox browser I've seen yet. Resource usage is also better than Waterfox. Though it is lagging behind the newest Firefox features found in Firefox Nightly; like video upscaling with GPU.
This web browser is not installed on the licensed Windows 11 Enterprise operating system. What is strange is that Edge, Opera, Vivaldi, Chrome, FireFox and others have been successfully installed before. This usually happens with «raw» browsers of the second grade - Basilisk, Falcon, Lunascape, Sleipnir.
One year later, still a buggy mess. It has interesting features, but they can't be used properly.
My preferred Firefox-based browser. Love the security options and the fact that any AI is entirely optional.
Works perfectly on both Windows 11 and Ubuntu.
My favorite Firefox-based browser of all the alternatives out there, although some jank related to some of its exclusive features such as Workspaces, appearance options and the sidebar could turn some people away though.
The best Firefox ESR alternative so far. Their Portable version even supports the auto-update feature.
They work under Ablaze which is a Japanese student community that does Floorp. Ablaze is not a company if you need it clear on plain-text.
EARLY Q2 2025 EDIT: There's a "new" portable version by PortApps which lacks an auto-updater. Ablaze "dropped" their own portable version, source: https://blog.floorp.app/en/notice/end-of-support-portable-v1.html
For those who want an open source browser with more security and privacy than Firefox, I recommend Floorp. With a few tweaks to the settings, you can make it even better. Of all the Firefox forks, it's the one that looks the best and offers the most possibilities in this regard. I used to use the Zen browser, but they've removed the portable version and still haven't added the possibility of using horizontal bars... Congratulations to the Floorp developers for their excellent work. Floorp, LibreWolf, Mullvad, Tor and Cromite are the browsers I use and recommend.