Things I associate with software from Japan: - Dense interfaces, flashy colors, the opposite of Apple-style minimalism - Proprietary software - Lots of custo

Things I associate with software from Japan: - Dense interfaces, flashy colors, the opposite of Apple-style minimalism - Proprietary software - Lots of customization when its comes to appearance / theming - Passionate communities - Traditionalism, resistance to change - Function over security It does not all apply to Floorp, but that's what I think when I think of "made in Japan" software. For example, Floorp is open source, which I think is less common in Japan than in the west, and hopefully, it is secure. But the customization and "dual sidebar" (i.e. more stuff on screen) features are typically Japanese.