Floweb is a nimble floating browser, positioned as a desktop browser tool that opens websites in groups and pops them out when needed.
I. Purpose and Positioning Floweb's core idea is to let web page windows "float" above the desktop, solving the problem of browser tabs piling up and windows getting buried. The left-side group dock and tab bar let websites open in groups, and switching groups does not scatter windows; single-clicking in the homepage icon library can pop out an independent window, used for pinning on top, transparency, or edge snapping.
II. Main Capabilities
- Independent pop-up windows pinned on top: market quotes, chats, notes, or meetings will not be buried by browser tabs.
- Semi-transparent pop-up windows: keep market quotes, chats, or to-dos always visible without blocking what you are doing.
- Configuration follows: after logging in, the configuration follows along. Login states for each website remain on each computer and are not uploaded.
- Auto refresh: refresh dashboards, queues, or information feeds at your set interval, keeping numbers up to date.
- Multiple logins for the same website: the same website can open another independent login, so work accounts and personal accounts do not interfere with each other. A second account for the same website is a professional edition feature.
- Appearance simulation: when you need to check the effect on a phone or another browser, you can open it with appearances such as Safari, Chrome, Edge, Android, Kindle, etc.
- Other features: multiple themes and online wallpapers, ad filtering, unread badges, hibernation, workspace lock, and AI access that runs only locally.
- Edge snapping and locking: snap to the edge to hide it and summon it whenever needed; after locking, what you click on is the desktop.
- Shortcut key to open groups: one shortcut key opens a group of sites. In the background, it sleeps when it should.
- Cloud sync: the cloud carries the configuration away but not the logins.
III. How to Use First use it in the workspace, then pop out windows when needed. The left-side group dock and tab bar let websites open in groups, and switching groups does not scatter windows. Single-clicking in the homepage icon library can pop out an independent window, used for pinning on top, transparency, or edge snapping. As for downloads, all downloads are safe and verified. There are two types of installation packages: the Microsoft Store version and the official website installation package. The official text raises the question "What is the difference between the Microsoft Store version and the official website installation package?" but does not give a specific explanation of the differences.
IV. Applicable Scenarios Suitable for scenarios that require pages such as market quotes, chats, notes, meetings, dashboards, queues, or information feeds to remain visible on the desktop for a long time, and also suitable for users who need multiple accounts for the same site or want their configuration to sync across multiple computers.
V. Pricing and Limitations Groups, pinning on top, transparency - usable for free. The professional edition is a one-time buyout based on the number of computers (1 computer or 3 computers), and does not include official cloud. If the configuration needs to follow along, choose the annual card. If you have already bought the buyout, you do not need to buy the professional edition again. A second account for the same website is a professional edition feature. AI access runs only locally. The Microsoft Storeversion and the official website installation package differences are not explained in the official materials, and are not provided for now.