What it does
Floorp combines Firefox-based browsing with workspaces, split view and container assignments that can separate cookies and sign-ins by task.
Floorp's privacy use case is task separation. Its workspaces can use Firefox containers, keeping the cookies and sign-ins for one task apart from another. That can help when work and personal accounts need different browser contexts without opening a wholly separate browser.
The page also documents split view and web panels. These are workflow features rather than anonymity protections. Floorp publishes Windows, macOS and Linux versions; the iOS edition is described as testing, so it should not be assumed to have the same maturity or feature set as the desktop product.
The current Floorp 12 source repository uses the Mozilla Public License 2.0, with separate third-party and branding notices. A separately published private-components set has shared-source terms, so redistribution decisions need the component notices for the selected release.
Strengths
- Container isolation linked to workspaces
- Split view and web panels
Best for
- Separating account contexts while organizing a large browsing workload