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Floorp review

Free#39 of 145 in Web BrowsersGoogle Chrome Alternatives

Floorp suits open-source users who want workspaces, split views, and browser customization.

5.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Floorp is a free, open-source web browser based on Firefox and built for people who want more control over how browsing is organized and displayed. Its core audience is users who manage multiple tasks, prefer customizable interfaces, or value open-source software. The stable downloadable desktop versions support Windows, macOS, and Linux. An iOS version is being tested through TestFlight, so mobile availability is less established than the desktop offering.

Workspaces are the central organizational feature, grouping tabs by task instead of keeping every page in one browsing context. Floorp also provides split view for displaying up to four pages in a single window, a Panel Sidebar for web panels and extension pages, and Firefox container integration for workspace isolation. Built-in Floorp Notes supports formatting and image attachments, while mouse gestures, keyboard shortcuts, interface designs, and themes add further control. Progressive web apps extend the browser beyond standard tab-based browsing.

Its ecosystem fit is a practical strength. Mozilla Account and Sync can synchronize supported browser data and Floorp feature content across devices, while compatibility with Firefox Browser Add-ons and Chrome Web Store extensions broadens the available extension choices. That combination makes Floorp a strong pick for desktop users who want workspaces and deep customization without giving up familiar browser extensions. It is a weaker fit for anyone who needs a stable iOS release today or prefers a browser with fewer interface and workflow options to configure.

Floorp pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Workspaces group tabs by task for organized browsing
    • Split view displays up to four pages in one window
    • Supports Firefox and Chrome Web Store extensions
  • Where it doesn't
    • iOS is still being tested through TestFlight
    • The large customization set may require extra configuration
    • Stable downloadable versions are limited to desktop platforms

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