You can see when Floati is drawing the page itself

Floati has its own web engine, built from scratch, and until now there was no way to tell when it was the one drawing a page rather than the system browser underneath. Now there is: whenever a page is rendered by Floati's own engine, the address bar shows a clear "Floati engine" badge, the same way it shows a padlock for a secure site. The story of what Floati is also moved out of a one-off pop-up and into a proper side panel you can open whenever you like - it lays out everything the browser does in one place: the on-device memory of what you read, the privacy that needs no account, the from-scratch engine underneath, and the reading tools on top. Under the hood, JavaScript picked up the standard ways to step through an array's entries, keys and values - the building blocks that for-of loops and modern code lean on constantly - along with a small regular-expression correctness fix.