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Floorp

Floorp is a free, open-source web browser for Windows, macOS and Linux. All of source code of Floorp 12, the most Advanced and Fastest Firefox derivative. It has 8,422 GitHub stars and is released under the MPL-2.0 license, and people use it instead of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.

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About Floorp

A browser built for keeping the Open, Private and Sustainable Web alive. Based on Mozilla Firefox. A browser built for keeping the Open, Private and Sustainable Web alive. Based on Mozilla Firefox.

Install Floorp

Package names found in the project's README. Each links to its package page so you can check the publisher first.

Flathub (Linux)
flatpak install flathub one.ablaze.floorp

Package page (opens in a new tab)

Homebrew (macOS)
brew install --cask floorp

Package page (opens in a new tab)

winget (Windows)
winget install Ablaze.Floorp

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Replaces

Commercial software people commonly use Floorp instead of.

  • Google Chrome
  • Microsoft Edge

FAQ

Floorp FAQ

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What is Floorp?

Floorp is a free, open-source web browser for Windows, macOS and Linux. All of source code of Floorp 12, the most Advanced and Fastest Firefox derivative. It has 8,422 GitHub stars and is released under the MPL-2.0 license, and people use it instead of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.

Is Floorp free and open source?

Yes. Floorp's source code is public on GitHub under the MPL-2.0 license, which is OSI-approved or FSF-free, so you can use, copy and change it for free.

How do I install Floorp?

Flathub: flatpak install flathub one.ablaze.floorp, Homebrew: brew install --cask floorp, winget: winget install Ablaze.Floorp and the AUR package floorp-bin. The commands are on this page. Installers are also on its GitHub Releases page (latest: v12.19.0).

Can Floorp replace Google Chrome?

Floorp is commonly used as a free alternative to Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Features differ, so check that it opens the file formats and covers the workflows you rely on before switching.