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Floorp v12.13.0 Release Notes

Release notes tell you what's new in Floorp.

Your feedback The Floorp Projects welcomes. You can submit bug report and new feature code on GitHub, and check the Floorp of source code used for this release.

We would like to express our special thanks to all the developers, users, and contributors who contributed to this release.

⚠️ Important Notice for macOS Users

This version includes a change to Floorp's application ID on macOS. This change is in preparation for Passkeys and iCloud integration support, which will be implemented in a future version.

As a result, macOS may treat Floorp as a new application, which could cause the following:

  • Default browser settings will be reset — You will need to re-set Floorp as your default browser.
  • App permissions may be revoked — Permissions such as camera, microphone, screen recording, accessibility, and file access may need to be granted again.
  • Firewall settings may be affected — If you have custom firewall rules for Floorp, they may need to be reconfigured.

We apologize for the inconvenience, and thank you for your understanding.

⭐️ New Features ​

  • Rocker gestures now support configurable actions. You can now assign your preferred actions to rocker gestures (holding the right mouse button and clicking the left button, or vice versa).

Previously, rocker gestures only supported fixed actions (such as navigating back/forward). With this update, you can customize what each rocker gesture does — just like you can with regular mouse gestures. This makes rocker gestures much more flexible and powerful.

To configure rocker gestures, go to Settings → Gestures and customize the actions assigned to the left and right rocker directions.

Thanks: @zakius

🔄 Changes ​

  • No changes in this release.

⚠️ Bug Fixes ​

  • Fixed an issue where PWA installation eligibility checks could throw errors for non-standard URL schemes (e.g., data:, blob:, javascript:). HTTPS sites are now correctly recognized as installable, while HTTP is limited to localhost and 127.0.0.1 for local development.

Thanks: @j4th