Projects sharing features with Floorp

Via is a lightweight Android web browser that uses native system rendering for efficient page display. It functions as a privacy-focused browsing tool and a QR code scanner utility. The browser is customizable through user-defined script execution and granular control over network requests. It allows for per-site configuration of user agent strings and JavaScript settings to manage how specific websites behave. Integrated privacy tools intercept and block advertisements and tracking scripts. The application also interfaces with device camera hardware to detect and read QR codes for navigatio

Ungoogled-Chromium is a privacy-focused web browser based on Chromium that is stripped of background requests and telemetry to prevent data collection by third parties. It functions as a hardened environment created by removing built-in service integrations and blocking runtime requests to stop automatic data transmission to remote servers. The project distinguishes itself through source-code level modifications, including the replacement of specific domain strings with non-existent alternatives to block network connections. It utilizes static build-time service removal to eliminate telemetry

Brave is a privacy-focused desktop browser built on Chromium that blocks ads and trackers by default, and includes an integrated AI assistant and a built-in VPN client. It is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and can be deployed across organizations using enterprise group policies for managed configuration. The browser distinguishes itself by combining default ad and tracker blocking with a system-level VPN that encrypts all device traffic, and an AI assistant that answers questions and generates text content directly within the browsing interface. It also supports private browsing and

Waterfox is a privacy-focused web browser built on a fork of the Gecko engine that removes all telemetry and tracking code while preserving full extension compatibility. It encrypts DNS queries through independent third-party resolvers to prevent centralized monitoring of browsing destinations, and organizes browser tabs into hierarchical parent-child trees with collapsible branches and keyboard-driven navigation. The browser maintains a backward-compatible runtime bridge that supports both legacy XUL-based add-ons and modern WebExtensions simultaneously, allowing users to keep using older or

WebKit is a web browser engine used to build the core rendering and layout systems required to display web content. It provides the primary logic necessary to power fully functional web browsers and embedded web views. The project enables the rendering of web pages by processing HTML and CSS standards. It focuses on cross-platform support for macOS, iOS, and Linux environments, and allows for the integration of web browser windows within native applications. The engine handles JavaScript execution through optimization and tiered compilation. It manages the visual lifecycle of a page via a tr

Min is a minimalist, privacy-focused web browser designed to limit data collection and remove interface clutter. It serves as an ad-blocking tool that prevents tracking scripts and advertisements from loading to improve page speed and protect user identity. The browser differentiates itself through organized tab management, where related tabs are grouped into named tasks to separate work streams. It features a tag-based bookmark manager that replaces traditional hierarchical folders with custom labels and provides a simplified reader view to strip away non-essential page elements for focused

Firefox is a cross-platform web browser engine designed to render web content, execute JavaScript, and manage secure browsing sessions. It utilizes a multi-process isolation architecture that distributes browser tasks across independent operating system processes to ensure stability and prevent site-specific failures from impacting the entire application. The engine incorporates a sandboxed execution environment to restrict web content and untrusted scripts to isolated memory compartments, enforcing security policies that prevent unauthorized access to system resources. The project distinguis

Gecko-dev is a web browser engine and cross-platform browser framework. It serves as a foundational system for rendering web content and executing JavaScript, providing a complete layout and rendering pipeline to transform web markup into visual pixels. The project is distinguished by a specialized browser UI toolkit that uses XML-based languages and custom widgets to build cross-platform windows and menus. It incorporates unique development bridges, including design-to-code linking and a standardized protocol for AI-driven browser control and automated verification. Its broader capabilities

This browser extension is a web traffic redirector designed to route requests from popular social and video platforms to privacy-focused alternative frontends and backends. It functions as a privacy-friendly frontend redirector by replacing standard website URLs with user-defined alternative instances. The system includes a frontend instance manager that allows for the selection of preferred community-run versions of a site. Users can manage custom web traffic routing through the use of allowlists to exclude specific websites from redirection and can toggle between original and alternative si

uBlock is a browser content blocker and web privacy tool designed to prevent advertisements and tracking scripts from loading. It functions as a network request filter, a DOM element hider, and a script execution controller to manage how web pages load and render. The project distinguishes itself through a combination of network-level request interception and cosmetic filtering. It uses declarative filter lists and pattern-based matching to block trackers and pop-ups, while employing CSS selectors and wildcard entity matching to remove visual components across multiple regional domain variant

breach_core is a JavaScript web browser and modular framework designed to create a customizable browsing environment. It functions as an extensible platform where independent web application components are combined to build a personalized browser experience. The system utilizes a modular architecture that isolates components into separate processes to ensure functional separation. It coordinates these modules through an inter-process communication system that employs name-based remote procedure calls and broadcast-based messaging. The framework allows for the modification of browser interfac

Nyxt is a keyboard-driven web browser built on a programmable Common Lisp architecture. It is designed for users who require a highly extensible environment where core behaviors and internal functions can be modified during active sessions. By prioritizing keyboard navigation and a command-based interface, the browser facilitates efficient interaction with web content and system functions. The browser distinguishes itself through a non-linear, tree-structured history graph that preserves the context of navigation paths, allowing users to explore past visits without losing their current place.

This project is a Chromium-based web browser and multi-process browser shell. It utilizes a sandboxed architecture to isolate the rendering engine from the browser shell and manages web page rendering through GPU acceleration. The system includes a browser extension host and framework designed to execute third-party add-ons by managing their bindings, events, and feature sets. It also incorporates a web platform performance suite that uses synthetic microbenchmarks to measure the latency and throughput of low-level system primitives. The browser maintains security boundaries via filtered int

FEX is an emulator that executes 32-bit and 64-bit x86 binaries on ARM64 hardware. It functions as a binary translation framework that converts guest machine code into host instructions using a JIT compilation engine and a persistent code cache. The project features a Vulkan graphics wrapper that translates OpenGL and Vulkan API calls to native host drivers, enabling cross-architecture graphics rendering. It includes a dedicated root filesystem manager for downloading, mounting, and switching between compressed filesystem images required for guest application environments. The system provide

Franz is a multi-service messaging aggregator and unified communication workspace. It combines multiple chat, email, and calendar services into a single desktop interface to eliminate the need for switching between disparate applications. The project distinguishes itself through a privacy-focused browser wrapper that blocks third-party trackers and fingerprinting while using native system encryption for credential storage. It incorporates an AI conversation summarizer that can execute locally or via cloud hosting to condense missed messages and draft context-aware replies. The application pr

Sonic is a high-performance Go JSON serialization library that provides tools for encoding and decoding native data structures. It functions as a JIT-accelerated encoder, a JSON AST parser, a stream processor, and a lazy decoder. The project utilizes just-in-time machine code generation to optimize the encoding of large data schemas and employs a JIT assembler to maximize serialization and deserialization speeds. It features a precompiled schema warmup process to prevent latency spikes during initial execution and leverages SIMD hardware instructions for accelerated parsing. The library cove

This project is a minimal project structure and boilerplate for starting new desktop applications using the Electron framework. It serves as a starter template and reference implementation that provides the essential file layout required for a cross-platform desktop application. The repository is designed to bootstrap a minimal application, allowing for quick desktop application prototyping and the establishment of a basic development environment. This stripped-down structure is also used for software bug isolation to reproduce specific behaviors without the complexity of a full project. The

Wasmtime is a WebAssembly runtime and sandboxed bytecode executor designed to run WebAssembly bytecode on a host system. It functions as an embeddable engine that integrates into applications through native APIs and language-specific bindings, as well as a standalone execution environment accessible via a command line interface. It is a WASI compatible runtime, implementing the WebAssembly System Interface to provide portable access to system resources. The engine utilizes a JIT compilation model to translate intermediate representation into optimized machine code for various CPU architecture

Pomelo is a distributed Node.js game server framework designed for building scalable multiplayer game backends and real-time web applications. It employs a multi-process architecture to distribute application logic horizontally across a cluster of machines, enabling high concurrency and balanced network traffic. The framework utilizes a WebSocket communication layer to manage bidirectional data exchange between diverse web clients and server clusters. It incorporates a remote procedure call system for triggering functions across remote server processes and uses Protocol Buffers for binary ser

This repository provides a collection of interactive sample applications and reference implementations for the Electron framework. It serves as a library of API reference demos designed to help developers learn how to implement core desktop features. The project features visual demonstrations of cross-platform GUI management and practical examples of native operating system integration. It includes dedicated samples for handling native modules, crash reports, and the configuration of security implementations such as content security policies and process sandboxing. The codebase covers a broa

This project is a TypeScript desktop boilerplate and application template that combines Electron and React for building cross-platform desktop applications. It provides a structural foundation and framework for creating native system applications that bundle web technologies into distributable operating system packages. The project distinguishes itself by providing a hot-reloading desktop environment. This development setup applies code changes instantly to the user interface without requiring manual application restarts, preserving the current interface state through hot module replacement.

This project is a boilerplate and starter for building cross-platform desktop applications that integrate a web-based frontend with a native shell. It provides a pre-configured development environment combining Electron, Vite, and Vue to establish a frontend-driven desktop framework. The setup features an integrated development workflow with hot module replacement and automatic reloading for both the main and renderer processes. This allows for real-time updates to the desktop application shell and user interface components without requiring manual restarts. The project covers native system

This project is a collection of reference implementations and sample applications for desktop software development using Electron. It provides cross-platform boilerplates and practical code examples that demonstrate how to integrate web technologies with native operating system APIs. The repository serves as a feature showcase for implementing native system integrations, such as local file system access, process management, and custom window framing. It includes demonstrations for specialized capabilities like network request interception via service workers, screen and window capture, and th

CoreCLR is a runtime environment that manages the execution, memory, and basic types for applications built on the .NET platform. It serves as a managed execution environment that handles low-level system interactions and provides primitive data types for high-level application code. The project functions as a JIT compilation engine and a garbage collected runtime. It translates intermediate language into machine code at runtime for execution on specific hardware and automatically reclaims unused memory to prevent leaks. The system covers broad capability areas including managed code executi

Electron is a framework for building native desktop applications using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. It functions as a cross-platform desktop runtime that combines the Chromium engine with Node.js to enable web technologies to run as standalone applications on Windows, macOS, and Linux. The project serves as a desktop integration layer that allows web-based user interfaces to access low-level operating system APIs. By bridging the Chromium rendering engine with a Node.js environment, it enables a single codebase to be deployed as a native executable across different desktop operating systems. T

IREE is an MLIR-based compiler toolchain and runtime designed to translate machine learning models from various frameworks into optimized binaries for execution across diverse hardware targets. It provides a unified pipeline to ingest models from PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX, and ONNX, lowering them into a common intermediate representation for deployment on CPUs, GPUs, and bare-metal embedded systems. The project distinguishes itself through a bytecode virtual machine and a hardware abstraction layer that decouple high-level model logic from specific hardware instruction sets. It supports sophis

dn is a local browser data archive and web archiver designed to save and render web pages from Chromium browsers for offline viewing and permanent storage. It functions as a self-hosted repository for browsing history and page content, operating as an offline web content server that hosts saved data as if the original sites were still online. The system includes a full-text search engine that indexes all saved web pages, enabling the instant recovery of specific information across the local collection. It utilizes a domain-based filtering system to block specific website addresses from being