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Floorp Browser is a free and open-source project. If you like Floorp Browser, please consider sponsoring us. Your sponsorship will help us to continue development and pay for the server costs. You may advertise if you continuously sponsor a minimum of $100 per month.
Floorp Browser is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. You can install it by running the installer or by extracting the archive.
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Windows 10 or later. (Windows 7 and 8 are not supported)
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x86_64 CPU architecture. AArch64 is not supported.
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Floorp provides "exe" installer & "Winget" install.
Winget install command:
winget install Ablaze.Floorp
Winget repository provided by @Hibi_10000
Floorp has obtained a Certum Open Source Code Signing Certificate. The official Floorp installer is signed by "Open Source Developer, Ryosuke Asano". However, the installer for the Daylight build is not signed.
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macOS 10.15 or later.
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x86_64 CPU & ARM64 CPU architecture. Floorp provides a Universal build for both architectures.
Homebrew install command:
brew install --cask floorp
After version 11.0.0, Floorp has obtained Apple Notarization & Certification. This means that you can install Floorp without any warning messages. Additionally, Floorp now includes an auto-update system.
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Debian-based distributions (such as Ubuntu and Linux Mint) and Arch-based distributions (such as Manjaro) are supported.
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x86_64 & AArch64 CPU architecture.
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Floorp Browser Requirements: "Firefox Linux Requirements"
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List of supported package managers:
1. PPA (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, etc.) "https://ppa.floorp.app"
2. Flatpak (Most Linux Distributions) "https://flathub.org/apps/one.ablaze.floorp"
3. tarball (Most Linux Distributions) "https://GitHub.com/Floorp-Projects/Floorp/releases/latest"
4. AUR bin (Arch-based Distributions) "https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/floorp-bin/" **Unofficial**
5. AUR (Arch-based Distributions) "https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/floorp/" **Unofficial**You can download the latest version of Floorp Browser from the official website: Floorp.app or from the GitHub Releases page.
For more detailed information and guidance, check out our Floorp Documentation Wiki.
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Floorp's name is a registered trademark of Floorp's developer, and Floorp's logo is protected by copyright
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Floorp Browser is based on Mozilla Firefox. Floorp Browser is not affiliated with Mozilla & Mozilla Firefox.
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Floorp uses Mozilla Firefox's source code and other open-source projects. See Floorp License Notices
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Floorp is independent of Mozilla Firefox. Floorp is not affiliated with Mozilla & Mozilla Firefox.
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We are also unaffiliated with the browser that is forking Floorp and we are developing it on our own.
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We are not affiliated with any organization other than Ablaze.
- Run
deno install --allow-scripts
You can run deno task build and deno task dev.
deno task build outputs files, while deno task dev is used for debugging the code with file watch.
Refer to "How to Debug" for instructions on using deno task dev.
- Install
gh clifrom [https://cli.github.com/] - Visit noraneko-runtime Action.
- Go to latest successful build and check the id in url.
It is run_id and is number.
the
Releaseversion is recommended. - Run
gh run download -R nyanrus/noraneko-runtime -n noraneko-win-amd64-dev [run_id] - Run
deno task dev. - The browser will launch, and if you change some files, you could rerun
deno task dev. If the source you changed supports HMR, it will reload the browser so you'll not need to rerun.
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gh clifrom [https://cli.github.com/] andlbzip2from your package manager. - Visit noraneko-runtime Action.
- Go to latest successful build and check the id in url. It is run_id and is number.
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gh run download -R nyanrus/noraneko-runtime -n noraneko-linux-amd64-dev [run_id] - Run
mkdir -p _dist/bin - Run
tar --strip-components=1 -xvf ./noraneko-*.tar.bz2 -C _dist/bin - Run
deno task dev - The browser will launch, and if you change some files, you could rerun
deno task dev. If the source you changed supports HMR, it will reload the browser so you'll not need to rerun.
- If you find a bug, please report it to the Issues page.
Floorp utilizes various open-source projects. Below is a comprehensive list of the open-source projects used in Floorp.
Please note that while some of the software listed below is not included in Floorp itself, it is instead downloaded from the internet. Additionally, Floorp provides a list of recommended add-ons for users to install.
- userChromeCSS Loader
- MIT
- Author: Griever
Notice: if you are a developer of "userChromeCSS Loader", please contact us so that we can add your name and website to the list.
Notice: Paxmod is used as reference material and for the multi-level tab implementation of vertical tabs.
- showdown
- MIT
- Author: SyntaxRules
Notice: If you are a developer of "showdown" and your name is not listed, please contact us so that we can add your name and website to the list.